Active Impact Investments

The company co-hosted the Canadian Climate Capital Summit on May 11, with Canadian allocators and startup founder presenters in attendance.

The company says some funds and startups in the US have repositioned themselves around terms such as “energy transition,” “defence,” and “resource security.” It continues to use “climate” to describe what it aspires to solve.

The page describes policy changes, tighter trade and capital flows, and shifting sentiment in climate and energy markets. The company raised Fund II in 2021, when conditions were different.

The page shares climate news, environmental updates, and reports on Active Impact Investments’ activities. Its newsletter delivers stories and reports to subscribers.

The company’s team of operators has decades of expertise in sales, leadership, recruiting, and law to support founders.

Active Impact Investments is based in Vancouver, BC, and provides funding and talent to help early-stage climate tech companies grow while addressing environmental issues.

Fluxnium develops polymer-fiber technology to extract uranium from seawater, offering a potential new source of nuclear fuel amid rising prices and supply-chain risks. The fibers hang from buoys for 30 to 60 days, attract dissolved uranium, and can be reused after the uranium is removed and processed into yellowcake, without toxic tailings. Fluxnium licenses its chemistry from U.S. Department of Energy national labs and reports a $7 million seed round led by Congruent Ventures, with Active Impact Investments and Constellation Energy participating.

Sep 2026 · TechCrunchNews article