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EnerTech Capital
For over 20 years EnerTech’s fundamental focus has been investing and partnering with innovative companies driving change across the energy landscape; with a...
EnerTech Capital
For over 20 years EnerTech’s fundamental focus has been investing and partnering with innovative companies driving change across the energy landscape; with a focus on Mobility, Industry 4.0 and Connected Customer.
General information
Firm type
Private Equity
Year founded
1996
AUM
$500M
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Toronto
Corporate office
Ambler, PA, United States
Additional offices
Toronto, Canada · Palm Beach Gardens, FL · Boston, MA · Orange County, CA
Principals
Scott Ungerer
Founder & Managing Partner
Wally Hunter
Managing Partner
Gian Vergnetti
Partner
Dean Sciorillo
Managing Director
Michelle Murcia
CFO
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at EnerTech Capital?
Founding Managing Partner Scott Ungerer and Managing Partner Wally Hunter lead the investment practice, supported by Partner Gian Vergnetti and Managing Director Dean Sciorillo, based on the firm's published team page.
How does EnerTech source proprietary deal flow?
The firm leverages a 'strategic partner' ecosystem of corporate innovation programs and institutional investors to surface and diligence deals, creating a sourcing channel that blends commercial partnership introduction with financial investment.
Is EnerTech Capital structured as a single family office or does it operate more like a venture firm?
EnerTech operates as a traditional private equity partnership investing third-party LP capital. It has managed over $500 million in cumulative limited partner commitments since 1996 and does not function as a family office.
What investment stages does EnerTech typically target?
EnerTech invests across early-stage and growth-stage companies. The firm does not segment its approach by rigid series labels but deploys capital wherever it sees the intersection of its three core verticals — Mobility, Industry 4.0, and Connected Customer — with a meaningful energy-innovation thesis.
Does EnerTech participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
The firm's primary activity is direct investing and co-investing into portfolio companies within its thematic focus areas, as reflected in its published 78-investment track record. It does not market a fund-of-funds vehicle.
Which sectors does EnerTech explicitly focus on?
The firm self-identifies three core areas: Mobility (including autonomous and electric-vehicle infrastructure), Industry 4.0 (industrial automation and digitization), and Connected Customer (energy-management software and services for end users). The firm has not published a list of intentionally avoided sectors.
Where is EnerTech's investment activity concentrated geographically?
The firm's deal footprint concentrates on North America, with offices in Pennsylvania, Toronto, Palm Beach Gardens, Boston, and Orange County. Its stated mission focuses on energy-transition opportunities without a stated emerging-market mandate.
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