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The Emergence of Green Venture Capital and Its Role in Financing Early-Stage Green Technology Companies
Abstract
Green venture capital is one of the emerging funding options for early-stage green technology companies. GVC is one of the venture capitals, majorly invested in companies that are developing innovative technologies aimed at reducing environmental impacts and promoting sustainable development. In doing this, this chapter provides an overview of GVC, its uniqueness, and how it differs from other conventional venture capital. The chapter deals with GVC involvement in financing early-stage green technology companies. It talks about GVC investments, including the kind of source of capital, mentorship, and expertise the early-stage companies need to progress and grow their business. Implications and risks of GVC investments are also analyzed. High returns among other benefits and having an extensive network of resources, making GVC investments worthwhile. Besides, the chances to make a difference in the environment are excellent. The risks involved relate to uncertainties from the commercialization of green technologies and effects of any regulatory change for the industrial sector.
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