London-based RegTech company Kamma has secured £3.6 million in funding to advance its mission of achieving Net Zero in UK homes and commercial properties. The investment was led by Clean Growth Fund and included participation from previous backers Triple Point and Pi Labs, as well as new support from Conduit EIS Impact Fund and Kiilto Ventures.
The funding injection will empower Kamma to expand its property data engine, a leading solution that integrates and analyzes numerous property data points to determine optimal pathways for achieving Net Zero in both residential and commercial UK properties.
Kamma, under the leadership of CEO and co-founder Orla Shields, is enthusiastic about Clean Growth Fund’s support, recognizing their position as a significant climate-tech investor. This backing allows Kamma to accelerate its efforts and cater its services to the commercial property sector, ultimately contributing valuable data-driven insights for achieving Net Zero targets.
Kamma’s innovative approach combines data collection, address-matching technology, and analysis to offer swift routes to net zero. Their technology underpins climate change solutions, including ESG risk management, reporting, and retrofit optimization.
The Clean Growth Fund, established in 2020 to invest in early-stage clean growth technology companies in the UK, views Kamma’s potential to drive substantial change in the property sector’s emissions. With this funding and support, Clean Growth Fund anticipates Kamma’s significant contributions to the net zero challenge.
By FCCT Editorial Team
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