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Among the 50 most recent energy rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Clenera at $2.6B (2026-06-25), dwarfing the rest of the disclosed rounds; the…
Among the 50 most recent energy rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Clenera at $2.6B (2026-06-25), dwarfing the rest of the disclosed rounds; the next-largest disclosed entry is NextDecade at $3.5B (2026-06-25) while several other large checks sit far below that (e.g., Spearmint Energy $325M on 2026-06-23, Origis Energy $900M on 2026-06-18, Premier Energy $939M on 2026-06-25). Outliers also show up on the low end: the smallest disclosed amount is $40K (Foremost Clean Energy on 2026-06-17), contrasting with many mid-ticket rounds clustered well above $1M.
Date-wise, the list is tightly concentrated: the newest round dates are 2026-06-30 (Eos $75M and PowerBank $4M), and many entries fall within a narrow late-June window (e.g., 2026-06-25 alone includes Clenera $2.6B, NextDecade $3.5B, and Premier Energy $939M). Stage and disclosure patterns are also skewed: 39 of 50 rows are labeled “Series Unknown,” with additional “undisclosed” amounts appearing alongside that (e.g., AirCapture on 2026-06-24, Quino Energy on 2026-06-24, and Perovskia on 2026-06-17).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed energy round in this feed, and how different is it from the rest of the disclosed amounts?
The largest disclosed amount in the rows is NextDecade at $3.5B (2026-06-25). That figure dwarfs the next set of disclosed checks, which include Clenera at $2.6B (2026-06-25) and then Spearmint Energy at $325M (2026-06-23), with most other disclosed entries sitting well below $500M.
Are there date windows where activity is unusually concentrated?
Late June is the dominant cluster. For example, 2026-06-25 includes multiple very large rounds (NextDecade $3.5B, Clenera $2.6B, Premier Energy $939M, and Gaussion $28M), while the feed also has the newest entries on 2026-06-30 (Eos $75M and PowerBank $4M).
Which disclosure/stage labels dominate, and does that affect how comparable the rounds look?
“Series Unknown” appears in 39 of 50 rows, making stage-to-stage comparisons difficult across the dataset. “Undisclosed” amounts are also present (e.g., AirCapture on 2026-06-24, H2SITE on 2026-06-24, and Perovskia on 2026-06-17), further limiting apples-to-apples analysis based on disclosed round size.
Are there notable low-end outliers or unusually small disclosed rounds compared with the typical disclosed sizes?
Yes. The smallest disclosed amount is $40K for Foremost Clean Energy (2026-06-17), which is far below many disclosed rounds in the $1M–$100M range—contrasting with larger checks like AeroBeam at $60K (2026-06-25) and then mid-to-high disclosed rounds such as FuelCell Energy $49M (2026-06-23) and Comet Ridge $45M (2026-06-24).
Which stages show up as exceptions to the “Series Unknown” pattern, and are they clustered or scattered?
Non-“Series Unknown” labels do exist but are sparse. Examples include Gaussion (Series A, $28M on 2026-06-29), Kvasir Technologies (Series A, $12M on 2026-06-18), and two Series B entries (H2SITE has undisclosed on 2026-06-24; Verse has $54M on 2026-06-18), suggesting stage reporting is fragmented rather than concentrated in one sub-period.
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