Both Regeneration.VC and Sky Ocean Ventures prioritize investments in consumer startups addressing climate issues, which have historically received less funding compared to energy and mobility sectors.

Regeneration.VC has previously invested in successful companies like Greyparrot and Colorifix, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable business practices.

On January 22, 2025, Regeneration.VC, a Los Angeles-based venture capital fund, announced its takeover of the climate portfolio management for Sky Ocean Ventures, the impact investing arm of British telecom company Sky.

Despite this management transition, Sky Ocean Ventures will retain a financial stake in the portfolio companies.

The climate portfolio managed by Regeneration.VC includes early-stage startups focused on climate and cleantech solutions, such as innovative recycling technologies and strategies to combat plastic pollution.

Among the notable companies in this portfolio are Xampla, a next-generation plastic startup, and Notpla, a sustainable packaging company.

Regeneration.VC currently manages nearly 50 companies globally, with a focus on consumer-driven ClimateTech investments across various sectors including food, apparel, and electronics.

The firm distinguishes itself by emphasizing 'Consumer Climate Tech', investing in both hardware and software that promote sustainability in the consumer market.

To bolster its European presence, Regeneration.VC has appointed Narina Mnatsakanian, the former head of impact investment at UBS, as its new chief impact officer.

In 2024, Dutch institution Invest-NL invested €5 million in Regeneration.VC Fund II, aiming to strengthen connections between Dutch companies and American markets.

The investment strategies of Regeneration.VC include Design, Use, and Reuse, which aim to generate environmental impact while also providing financial returns.

Jamie Rowles, a partner at Regeneration.VC, noted a growing trend among major corporates to shift their value and supply chains towards more sustainable practices.