Avalanche Energy, a Seattle-based start-up has secured $40 million in Series A funding to develop its unique approach to fusion energy. The investment round was led by Climate Capital, Founders Fund, Autodesk, MCJ Collective, Toyota Ventures, Lowercarbon Capital, The Grantham Foundation for the Protection of the Environment, and Congruent Ventures.

Avalanche Energy is developing micro-fusion reactors that are small enough to hold in your hand but capable of being combined to provide clean energy at a larger scale. The start-up's modular approach allows for rapid iterations of build, test, and design cycles, enabling the company to innovate quickly.

Fusion energy is a promising source of clean energy, but it has traditionally been difficult and expensive to develop. Avalanche Energy aims to change that by creating a more affordable and scalable approach to fusion energy.

The investment from a range of high-profile investors, including Toyota Ventures and The Grantham Foundation for the Protection of the Environment, underscores the potential of Avalanche Energy's approach to fusion energy.

With the new funding, Avalanche Energy plans to accelerate its development and commercialization efforts and bring its fusion energy technology to market in the coming years. Visit us for more information about their latest funding round: https://founderlodge.com/round/Avalanche-Energy-raises-40000000-Series-A-2023-04-25-Robin-Langtry-MTI0MTU