Funded Startups in Washington
MidOcean Energy’s $1.3B round on 2026-03-17 is the clear size outlier in this Washington-focused feed of disclosed deals, dwarfing the next-largest disclos…
MidOcean Energy’s $1.3B round on 2026-03-17 is the clear size outlier in this Washington-focused feed of disclosed deals, dwarfing the next-largest disclosed amount ($689M at Lydian Energy on 2026-02-17) and standing well above the rest of the top ranks, which range from $200M down through $58M (e.g., Easterly Government Properties on 2026-06-30, Last Energy on 2025-12-16, and Rivet Industries on 2026-03-31). Time-wise, the list spans 2025-11-30 to 2026-07-20, with the most recent entry dated 2026-07-20 (Quorum, undisclosed), while several of the largest disclosed closings cluster in early 2026 (notably MidOcean Energy on 2026-03-17 and Lydian Energy on 2026-02-17).
Geographically, Washington dominates: all 50 rows show Washington as the city, with one repeated state-level pattern also showing Washington, District of Columbia, United States in multiple records. In terms of disclosure and stage mix, only 36 of 50 rows show disclosed amounts, and Series Unknown appears frequently (including State Affairs on 2026-07-14 at $70M and multiple Washington, D.C. entries in 2026), while AI appears as a recurring theme across several rounds (e.g., State Affairs on 2026-07-14 and Rhea Space on 2026-04-16).
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round is the biggest, and how concentrated are the largest deals?
MidOcean Energy’s $1.3B disclosed round (2026-03-17) is the largest by a wide margin; the next-largest disclosed is Lydian Energy at $689M (2026-02-17). The next tier of large disclosed rounds sits far below that, including Easterly Government Properties at $200M (2026-06-30) and Last Energy at $100M (2025-12-16).
Are there outliers on the low end worth flagging?
Empathium is the smallest disclosed amount at $10K on 2025-11-30, sitting far below the rest of the disclosed set. Many other disclosed rounds are in the hundreds of thousands to tens of millions (for example, Hambre Hospitality at $350K on 2026-07-13 and Adelar Intel at $400K on 2026-07-07).
How much of the dataset has disclosed round sizes vs. undisclosed amounts?
Out of 50 rows, 36 have disclosed amounts and 14 are undisclosed. The undisclosed entries include Quorum (2026-07-20) and We the Veterans and Military Families (2026-06-16), which can materially affect any “largest” comparisons.
What stage label appears most, and what does that imply for diligence on this list?
Series Unknown shows up repeatedly across the feed, spanning records such as Easterly Government Properties (2026-06-30, $200M) and Doctors For America (2026-05-11, undisclosed). For deal sourcing or market sizing, stage-based analysis may be less precise here than for lists where stages are consistently specified.
Do the most recent rounds cluster in time or are they evenly spread across the date window?
The feed covers 2025-11-30 through 2026-07-20, and several of the biggest disclosed rounds land in early-to-mid 2026 (e.g., Lydian Energy on 2026-02-17 and MidOcean Energy on 2026-03-17). The most recent dated record is Quorum on 2026-07-20, but the highest-value disclosed rounds are not concentrated at the very end of the window.
Is there a sector or keyword that clusters across multiple entries?
AI appears across multiple rounds in this list, including State Affairs ($70M on 2026-07-14) and Rhea Space ($6M on 2026-04-16). It also extends into smaller disclosed entries such as Clipbook ($3M on 2025-12-01) and other AI-tagged records like Adelar Intel ($400K on 2026-07-07), suggesting a recurring theme rather than one-off activity.
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