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Moment Energy Opens World's Largest EV Battery Repurposing Plant in Surrey to Transform 25,000 Batteries Annually
Moment Energy, a BC startup, opened the world's largest electric vehicle battery repurposing plant in Surrey, transforming 25,000 used EV batteries annually into grid-scale energy storage. The facility aims to modernize the grid, create local jobs, and accelerate domestic clean-energy manufacturing using a rapid, AI-assisted process.
NorthX Climate Tech Invests $3 Million More in Moment Energy to Support BC Hydro Battery Storage Projects
NorthX Climate Tech invests an additional $3 million in Vancouver-based Moment Energy to help fund its battery storage projects under BC Hydro’s Energy Storage Incentive program. This brings NorthX's total investment to nearly $4.5 million, supporting Moment Energy's work repurposing retired EV batteries for clean energy storage in British Columbia.
SensorUp Raises Growth Funding Led by Pender Ventures to Expand Heavy Industry AI Platform
Calgary-based SensorUp secured a growth financing round led by Pender Ventures to expand its AI-driven operations platform for heavy industry. The platform helps industrial operators optimize assets and emissions management, with plans to accelerate deployment and expand into adjacent sectors.
Evok Innovations Raises $150M for North American Clean-Tech Investments with Seattle Partner Naynika Chaubey
Evok Innovations, a Vancouver-based venture capital firm specializing in clean technology, has raised $150 million of a $300 million fund to invest in North American clean-tech startups. Seattle-based partner Naynika Chaubey, who joined Evok in November, has a background in deep tech and clean power investments and co-founded two startups.
Round, founded by ex-Microsoft leaders Ryan Fuller, Mani Gill and Brian Jansen, raises $12M seed to build vetted network for senior tech leaders
Round, a Seattle startup founded by former Microsoft leaders, raised a $12 million seed round to build a vetted network for senior tech leaders; other Pacific Northwest deals include PTO Exchange's $5.4 million raise and funding and licensing activity at PupPod.
