Chrysalix Energy

 
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Chrysalix Energy

Chrysalix Energy invests in and supports compelling technologies and entrepreneurial management teams that address the changing demands of the global energy industry.

Founded in 2001, we actively work with our clients and support them with deep industry and technical knowledge, management and board assistance, organized networking with industrial and financial partners, management of intellectual property, and direct access to capital.

Investors in the Chrysalix Energy Partnerships include Ballard Power Systems, BASF Venture Capital, BOC, Citigroup, Consensus Business Group, Delta Lloyd, Essent, Kuwait Petroleum Corporation, Lexington Partners, Mitsubishi Corporation, Robeco, Shell Hydrogen, Teachers' Private Capital and West LB Mellon Asset Management.

Website:
http://www.chrysalix.com
Categories:
Venture Capital
Address:
1367 W Broadway
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Blog Posts About Chrysalix Energy

Electric Motorcycles and Green Elephants
Business leaders and innovators had some inspiring words for Vancouver’s clean-tech community at a networking gathering downtown organized by VEF Momentum and Chrysalix on Friday. A looming... [more]
Chrysalix reaches out to the Next Generation
Are you interested in learning about the future of the cleantech industry in North America? If so, be sure to attend VEF Momentum's upcoming summer event.  In conjunction with Chrysalix, VEF... [more]
$123 million reasons to meet the Dealmakers: An Evening with Chrysalix
Are you interested in learning about the future of the clean-tech industry in North America? What do VC's look for when investing in a clean tech company? These questions and more will be... [more]
Alberta's A100 Crawls Out Of The Primordial Ooze
On Thursday night, I was happy to be included in a gathering of the most influential movers and shakers in high-tech in Alberta. Called the A100 after it's namesake, the C100 (a group of Canadian... [more]
Alberta Enterprise invests $29 Million in Yaletown and Chrysalix
Edmonton-based Alberta Enterprise announced today commitments to two Vancouver based funds: $14 million to Yaletown Ventures II LP, a $103 million clean tech and IT fund; and US $15 million to... [more]
Vancouver’s Chrysalix closes US$123 million clean-tech fund
Every week Techvibes republishes an article from Business in Vancouver. This article was originally published in issue #1072 - May 11 - 17, 2010. It took more than two years, but... [more]
Globe Conference puts spotlight on BC Cleantech
Last week in the Vancouver Sun, Fiona Anderson reported from the Globe 2010 Conference that Canada is a great place for clean technology. Anderson singled out BC in the West as one of the top... [more]
Chrysalix Fund exceeds US $100 Million with Credit Suisse investment
Chrysalix Energy announced on Monday that its latest fund has increased to more than US $100 Million with an investment by the Oregon Investment Fund, LLC - an affiliate of Credit Suisse. Chrysalix... [more]
VEF hosts Venture Capital Outlook 2010
The Vancouver Enterprise Forum is presenting a panel discussion on the outlook for venture capital financing in 2010 on January 26th. After a couple of quarters of reduced investing, the VC... [more]
General Fusion cleans up at Monaco conference
Last week in Monaco, Vancouver's General Fusion Inc. was recognized by H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco with an award for Excellence in the Field of Environmental Technology Research at the... [more]
BCTIA Clean Tech Panel tackles the big questions and small details of envirotech
A panel of notable clean tech experts were on hand at BCTIA’s Clean Tech luncheon, held today at the Sutton Place hotel in downtown Vancouver, explained to a receptive audience what the... [more]
VEF continues Fireside Chats with Michael Brown
The Vancouver Enterprise Forum is back on track with their “Technology Legends” theme this month with a fireside chat with local tech legend Michael Brown. Brown has been successfully... [more]
BC's Cleantech Cluster is World Class
British Columbia is home to an emerging clean technology sector that is well positioned to be a source of world class innovation. Don't believe me? Check out Xconomy Seattle's 37 company long A-Z... [more]

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