Berlin-based climatetech startup VARMhas raised €17.5 million in a Series A funding round led by ABN AMROSustainable Impact Fund and co-led by GET Fund. The round also includedparticipation from Aurum...
The increased focus on energy efficiency, climate goals, and rising energy costs across Europe is driving investment into sustainable building solutions.
This funding for VARM indicates growing investor confidence in climatetech startups focused on practical solutions for decarbonization within the built environment.
Increased access to capital allows climatetech companies like VARM to expand their operations, accelerate product development, and scale sustainable infrastructure solutions across Europe more rapidly.
- · VARM
- · Climatetech sector
- · European households
- · Building sector
- · High-energy-consuming buildings
- · Traditional insulation providers
VARM will scale its insulation solutions across Europe, leading to increased adoption of energy-efficient building practices.
Greater energy efficiency in buildings will reduce overall energy demand, contributing to decarbonization efforts and potentially easing strain on energy grids.
Successful scaling could establish new benchmarks for sustainable building retrofits, influencing policy and investment towards a more energy-resilient European infrastructure.
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