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Daniel Goldman

Unclaimed
Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Clean Energy VenturesClean Energy VenturesBoston, MA

Current Firm

Clean Energy Ventures

Focus

Climate, Deeptech

About Daniel Goldman

Daniel Goldman brings an unusual combination of large-scale power project development experience—having financed about $4 billion worth of energy infrastructure in Asia—and early clean energy angel investing through co-founding one of the first dedicated clean energy angel groups in 2005. He applies a rigorous 2.5 gigaton CO₂ reduction threshold to each potential investment and uses detailed sector roadmaps to systematically identify companies that can scale through real-world power markets and infrastructure constraints.

Focus Areas

Investment Stage

Pre-Seed
Seed
Series A
Series B+

Other Investors at Clean Energy Ventures

Temple Fennell
Temple Fennell

Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Clean Energy Ventures

Clean Energy Ventures

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Investment Profile

Daniel Goldman is a Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Clean Energy Ventures at Clean Energy Ventures, based in Boston, MA.

Daniel's investment focus spans Climate, Deeptech, primarily investing at the Pre-Seed, Seed, Series A, Series B+ stages. This specialization allows for deep domain knowledge and strong network effects that benefit portfolio companies.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Daniel Goldman?

Daniel Goldman is a Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Clean Energy Ventures at Clean Energy Ventures, based in Boston, MA. Their investment focus includes Climate, Deeptech.

What does Daniel Goldman invest in?

Daniel Goldman focuses on investments in Climate, Deeptech through Clean Energy Ventures. These focus areas reflect their domain expertise and the types of startups they actively seek to back.

What firm is Daniel Goldman at?

Daniel Goldman is currently at Clean Energy Ventures, headquartered in Boston, MA, serving as Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Clean Energy Ventures.

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