Clients
Innovative green energy start-ups
GECP clients are innovative start-up businesses in the green energy transition markets, seeking to raise seed and series A equity funding. These clients have strong foundations based on technology, an experience management team and a robust and scalable business model. GECP clients will seek to use the unique combination of industrial and financial experience within GECP to underpin their investment proposition
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Our clients
Metier Ventures
GECP are retained by Metier Ventures to support their Series A funding raising process, which is planned to be a two-stage draw-down process over 18 months with a headline £15 million equity investment. First close is due Q1 2025 with the second closure Q4 2025.
Metier Ventures have developed the technology to retrofit direct burn hydrogen engines into trucks, buses, coaches, and off-highway equipment. In addition to accessing the GECP investor network, GECP has introduced Metier Ventures to key hydrogen infrastructure developers and fleet operators.
Wild Hydrogen
Wild Hydrogen is an innovative, pre-revenue start-up revolutionising the energy sector with their carbon-negative hydrogen and biomethane solutions. By offering an affordable and sustainable alternative to fossil fuels, they aim to decarbonise critical sectors such as transport, energy, and heavy industry. Their mission is to provide cost-effective hydrogen solutions that not only reduce environmental impact but also enable businesses to achieve their net-zero targets.
GECP has been retained to support Wild Hydrogen in its ongoing £6 million third seed round and through to the Series A funding process. The key focus is on securing commercial agreements with crucial feedstock suppliers and end-user partners.
Drift Energy
DRIFT Energy have innovative technology which enables advanced 50m catamaran to track the prevailing wind patterns to generate electricity via an underwater turbine, which is then used to produce green hydrogen using onboard electrolysis.
Nigel supported DRIFT Energy in achieving its seed round raise of £4.6 million, which closed in July 2024, with Octopus Ventures as the lead investor, with Founders Factory and Blue Action Labs, an ocean-focused fund, also investing.
