Investing in depollution — funding companies that clean up our environment

Why Invest in Depollution?

Pollution is an ecological debt accumulated over decades of unmanaged industrialisation. Contaminated soil, polluted aquifers, degraded urban air quality, microplastics in the oceans: the scale of the challenge is colossal. And behind that challenge lies a market. Companies that remediate and depollute face structural demand driven by regulation, local authorities, and increasingly accountable industrial operators.

A Regulatory Market — Which Means Secured Demand

Depollution is often a legal obligation. A contaminated industrial site must be remediated before any sale or redevelopment. A municipality detecting drinking water contamination must act. That mandatory nature secures demand in a way few other sectors can match.

Technologies Accelerating Fast

Phytoremediation, bioremediation, electrokinetic depollution, emerging pollutant capture: innovation in the depollution space is moving quickly. Startups developing these technologies hold potentially durable competitive advantages — if they patent and deploy at the right time.

What WE DO GOOD Finances in Depollution

• Soil remediation:remediation operators, phytoremediation, in-situ treatment
• Water treatment:advanced filtration, PFAS elimination, industrial wastewater processing
• Air quality:sensors, filtration systems, industrial emission reduction
• Hazardous waste management:collection, treatment, valorisation of special waste streams

RBF and Depollution: Aligning Duration with Impact

Depollution projects run over long execution timelines with revenues arriving through contractual milestones. Revenue-based financing adapts to that structure: repayment flows with cash collections, not on an artificial exit deadline. A financing instrument that is genuinely coherent with the temporality of this work.