Fundraising FoxChevron Technology Ventures — 2023 Investments
5 investments dated 2023 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Compact Membrane Systems develops membrane-based separation technology used in industrial applications such as oil dehydration, degassing, and solvent recovery, and in point-source carbon capture.
CleantechClimate TechNew MaterialsNew Castle, US
Erica Nemser(Executive Officer, Director)inBill Charlton(Executive Officer)Bennett Nemser(Director)
BoardGuido Radaelli(Director)Chris Erickson(Director)Tony Sun(Director)
Co-investorsGC VenturesPangaea Ventures Us Inc.
Electric Era builds software-controlled energy systems, including the RE400 EV fast-charging solution for retailers and the CoPower platform that adds power capacity and resilience for AI data centers.
CleantechEnergyMobility & TransportationSeattle, US
Lee Quincy(Executive Officer, Director)inQuincy Edmund Lee(Executive Officer, Director)in
BoardSamuel Reineman(Director)Michael D'Aurizio(Director)Micah Kotch(Director)inAnna Demeo(Director)
Co-investorsBlackhorn Ventures
Ionomr develops ion-exchange membrane and polymer materials for clean energy applications including fuel cells, hydrogen production, and energy storage.
CleantechDeep TechEnergyNew MaterialsVancouver, CA
Benjamin Britton, PhD.Bill Haberlin(CEO)in
Co-investorsAsahi Kasei Corporate Venture CapitalFinindusNGIF CapitalPallasite VenturesSAIC Technologies Fund II, LLCAmazon Alexa Fund+2 more
Xage builds zero trust access and security solutions to protect critical infrastructure systems and prevent cyberattacks.
CybersecurityEnterprise SoftwareIoTSaaSPalo Alto, US
Roman Arutyunov(Executive Officer)inSusanto Irwan(Executive Officer, Director)inSriinDuncan Greatwood(Executive Officer, Director)inDorea El-Sayed(Executive Officer)Norman Thorlakson(Executive Officer)
Co-investorsCity LightMarch Capital PartnersMomenta VenturesPiva CapitalSaints CapitalThe Hive+7 more
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
Rows marked “SEC filing” are inferred from directors named on the company's SEC Form D — public regulatory data, not a portfolio list published by the firm.