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    1 Investors

    Technology, Information and Internet
    Dec 20th, 2024
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    Research Services
    Dec 20th, 2024
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    Computer & Network Security
    Dec 20th, 2024
$671.88M Raised in 44 Funding Rounds in the past 7 Days - View All

Funding Round Profile

Modern Electron

start up
United States - Bothell, WA
  • 03/02/2022
  • Series B
  • $30,000,000

Modern Electron is a cleantech company focused on heat & hydrogen. Our first solution decarbonizes gas use by converting customer’s gas to clean hydrogen onsite without CO2 emissions. Our second solution provides efficiency by transforming heat to power, saving money, and reducing carbon footprint, and providing resiliency in blackouts. Thus we can decarbonize the gas grid and enable widespread use of hydrogen, without requiring trillions and decades to build out hydrogen infrastructure. Our partners today include HVAC, utilities, biogas, and industrial manufacturing companies who rely on natural gas for heat & power and are looking for ways to reduce emissions quickly. Heat is 50% of final energy demand, so Modern Electron’s solutions are critical to meeting net zero climate goals.


Related People

Tony PanCo Founder

Tony Pan United States - Greater Seattle Area

Chief Executive Officer, Modern Electron. Inventor of 250+ patents pending in energy & climate, nanotechnology, and biomedical devices. Experience: Member of Global Future Councils of the World Economic Forum, in Energy and in Entrepreneurship. Pro bono consultant on global health, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Global Good Fund. Term Member, Council on Foreign Relations. National fellowships: Hertz, Soros and National Science Foundations. Formerly with Goldman Sachs. Graduate, Stanford; PhD in Physics, Harvard University. Published scientist in theoretical physics. Angel investor. Named to Forbes 30 under 30, MIT Technology Review Innovators under 35, Business Journal 40 under 40.