The clean-tech sector is rapidly becoming a focal point for venture capital (VC) investments in the United States. Historically, Europe has been a dominant player in climate-sensitive investments, but recent trends indicate that the US is stepping up as a global leader. Policies like the 2020 Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) have set the stage for record-breaking VC funding in the clean energy sector, driving both opportunities and challenges for investors.

This shift has prompted investors to explore new territories. According to Rajat Khare, founder and CEO of Boundary Holding, a Luxembourg-based venture capital firm focused on deep tech, the US clean-tech landscape is now outpacing Europe in growth and opportunities.

The global clean-tech market remains highly competitive, with the US accounting for less than half of the worldwide deal count. Regions like Europe and Asia are also making significant strides in green technologies, intensifying the competition.

Clean-tech is reshaping the US venture capital landscape, emerging as a dominant force in investment portfolios. With policy support and an urgent need to combat climate change, clean energy projects are attracting unparalleled funding.

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