2150

About

2150 is a London-based venture capital firm established in 2019, focusing on urban problem-solving through innovative investment strategies. Operating under the Urban Partners platform, the firm targets technology companies across Europe, with additional offices in Copenhagen, Oslo, and Berlin. Its mission is to transform cities by supporting businesses that tackle urban sustainability challenges, including climate action and resource efficiency.The firm invests in "Gigacorns," which are technology-driven companies with the potential to create significant commercial value while reducing emissions. Key sectors of interest include urban sustainability, climate tech, and proptech. 2150 provides capital and strategic support to early-stage companies, emphasizing the importance of impact metrics alongside financial performance. Its portfolio companies collectively reduce or remove 481,500 tonnes of greenhouse gases annually, and the firm actively integrates impact metrics into its investment strategy. Recognized as the Venture Capital Firm of the Year at the 2023 Environmental Finance Impact Awards, 2150 is committed to driving systemic change in urban environments.

Benefits

• Funding and strategic support for early-stage technology companies in urban sustainability, climate tech, and proptech sectors.
• Emphasis on impact metrics alongside financial performance to drive systemic change in urban environments.
• Portfolio companies collectively reduce or remove 481,500 tonnes of greenhouse gases annually.
• Recognition as the Venture Capital Firm of the Year at the 2023 Environmental Finance Impact Awards.
• Access to a network of investors and experts focused on urban problem-solving and sustainability challenges.

Eligibility Criteria

• Early-stage technology companies focusing on urban sustainability, climate tech, and proptech.
• Startups with a strong emphasis on impact metrics and greenhouse gas reduction.
• Companies with innovative solutions for urban challenges and a commitment to driving systemic change in urban environments.