Climate Investment publishes its Annual Report 2025, highlighting GHG impact and economic value from technology portfolio

London, UK – Climate Investment (CI), a specialist decarbonization investor focused on industrial and infrastructure technologies, today published its 2025 Annual Report, highlighting continued progress in greenhouse gas (GHG) impact and economic value creation from portfolio company deployment.

In 2025, CI’s portfolio delivered 74 MtCO₂e of realized GHG impact, a 93% increase compared to 2024. Since 2019, the portfolio has delivered a cumulative 208 MtCO₂e of realized GHG impact. CI’s GHG impact results are reported using its published GHG Impact Methodology, with EY providing limited assurance over the total portfolio realized impact results in accordance with ISAE 3000 standards.

CI estimates its portfolio deployments delivered more than $200M in economic value to LPs in 2025 through lower operating costs, improved efficiency, and productivity gains. Since 2017, CI estimates cumulative economic value from portfolio deployments has exceeded $600M. These estimates are internally developed, are not externally assured or audited, and are not a measure of fund performance.

CI’s investment model combines capital investment with commercialization and deployment support, working with industrial companies and portfolio businesses to accelerate adoption of technologies that can reduce emissions while improving operational performance.
During 2025, CI completed new investments in ANYbotics, Korial, Via Separations, JessCo, Zeitview, and XNRGY Climate Systems, alongside 15 follow-on investments and two exits.

“Climate risk is driving industrial transformation across energy, infrastructure, materials, and manufacturing,” said Dr. Pratima Rangarajan, CEO of Climate Investment. “Our focus is on scaling technologies that can deliver measurable GHG reductions alongside economic value for industry. The results in this year’s report reflect continued progress in deploying technologies that improve operational performance while contributing to industrial decarbonization.”

Methodology and assurance
CI defines “GHG impact” as emissions abatement relative to a baseline scenario. CI reports realized impact on a 100% portfolio basis rather than an equity-weighted basis. The company estimates overall uncertainty in portfolio impact at approximately ±30%, reflecting the evolving nature of emissions measurement methodologies and available operational data.

Read the report

• The full 2025 Annual Report is available here
• CI’s GHG Impact Methodology is available here