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NGIF CAPITAL PUBLISHES 2025 PERFORMANCE REPORT

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NGIF CAPITAL PUBLISHES 2025 PERFORMANCE REPORT


May 7, 2026

CALGARY, AB (May 07, 2026) NGIF Capital today released its 2025 Cleantech Ventures Fund I Performance Report, detailing progress across its portfolio of 14 cleantech companies developing emissions reduction solutions for Alberta, Canada, and international markets.

Despite a challenging climate for industrial and cleantech startups, the Fund’s integrated partner model continued to reduce execution risk, leverage private and public capital, accelerate time to revenue, and support more capital-efficient growth across the portfolio.

“We invest with a clear purpose: to back companies capable of translating technical innovation into scalable, high-impact commercial outcomes, generating financial returns while advancing the performance and resilience of Canada’s natural gas energy systems,” said John Adams, Managing Partner, Cleantech Ventures.

Access the full NGIF Capital Cleantech Ventures Fund I performance report for 2025 here: Cleantech Ventures Fund I – Performance Report 2025.



About NGIF Capital
NGIF Capital is a venture capital firm with a dedicated team of professionals offering equity financing for cleantech startups with solutions for the natural gas sector. NGIF Capital is unique in how it brings energy industry leadership to every investment with strong connections to every part of the value chain. NGIF Capital currently operates Cleantech Ventures Fund I.

About Cleantech Ventures Fund I
Cleantech Ventures Fund I is a $50MM industry-led venture capital fund that primarily invests in early-stage clean-technology companies. The objective of the Fund is to invest in technologies that lead to environmental performance in the energy industry. These solutions are typically focused on existing natural gas production, transmission, distribution, storage, and end-use applications, as well as increased production of renewable natural gas and hydrogen.
For more information, please visit ngif.ca.


Fund Information:

John Adams
President and CEO, NGIF Accelerator 
President and CEO, NGIF Capital Corporation
(613)-748-0057
jadams@ngif.ca

Media Information:

Ayoola Ajibare
Communications & Content Strategy Specialist,
NGIF Capital Corporation
(403)-389-2212
aajibare@ngif.ca

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