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Crew Carbon raises $25M series a

Announced 18 May 2026

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Amount

$25M

Announced

18 May 2026

Company

Source

The Round

Crew Carbon raised $25M in series a funding, announced on 18 May 2026, led by Burnt Island Ventures, with participation from AP Ventures, Sony Innovation Fund, Builders Vision, Kibo Invest, Idemitsu Ventures, New York Ventures, Counteract, ANIMO Ventures, Connecticut Innovations, Ponderosa Ventures, Echo River Capital. The round is tracked live by Fusion42 as part of the Raise fund database and the Scout startup database.

About Crew Carbon

Water-tech startup developing carbon removal technology that integrates into wastewater treatment facilities to accelerate mineral weathering processes that permanently store atmospheric CO2. Crew Carbon is based in United States and currently at series a stage, operating in Climate Tech, Water Tech.

Investors

LeadBurnt Island Ventures

ParticipationAP Ventures, Sony Innovation Fund, Builders Vision, Kibo Invest, Idemitsu Ventures, New York Ventures, Counteract, ANIMO Ventures, Connecticut Innovations, Ponderosa Ventures, Echo River Capital

Market context

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FAQ

How much did Crew Carbon raise?

Crew Carbon raised $25M in its series-a round, announced 2026-05-18.

Who invested in Crew Carbon's series-a round?

The round was led by Burnt Island Ventures, with participation from AP Ventures, Sony Innovation Fund, Builders Vision, Kibo Invest, Idemitsu Ventures, New York Ventures, Counteract and ANIMO Ventures.

What does Crew Carbon do?

Water-tech startup developing carbon removal technology that integrates into wastewater treatment facilities to accelerate mineral weathering processes that permanently store atmospheric CO2.

Verified 24 June 2026 · Sources: public filings