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Inerjys
Inerjys is a global investment fund challenging the status quo in the cleantech sector. It accelerates the adoption of clean technologies globally by...
Inerjys
Inerjys is a global investment fund challenging the status quo in the cleantech sector. It accelerates the adoption of clean technologies globally by addressing access to capital, commercialization, and incumbent technologies. Its investment strategy is structured to drive cleantech companies through the commercialization and growth phases, where traditional VC funding fails. It also invests in energy projects where synergies with portfolio companies promote project efficiency and generate revenue.
General information
Firm type
Private Equity
Location
Region
North America
Country
Canada
City
Montreal
Corporate office
Montreal, QC, Canada
Principals
Maya Hassa
Associate
Stephan Ouaknine
Founder and Managing Partner
Jordan Kasarjian
Associate
Mick Kanfi
Operating Partner
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
What is Inerjys's investment mandate?
Inerjys invests exclusively in clean energy and climate technology companies across venture and growth equity stages. The firm targets businesses whose commercial scaling directly displaces fossil-fuel-dependent infrastructure. Its mandate spans renewable power generation, energy storage, grid modernization, electrification of transport, and industrial decarbonization.
Does Inerjys invest globally or only in Canada?
Inerjys deploys capital across North America and Europe. The firm targets regulatory environments where carbon pricing, corporate procurement mandates, or industrial policy are creating sustained demand for clean technology. Its Montreal headquarters situates it within a research corridor strong in AI and advanced materials — two capabilities increasingly relevant to energy hardware.
What stage of companies does Inerjys typically back?
Inerjys invests at the venture and growth equity stages — after technology has been proven in a laboratory or pilot setting but before full-scale manufacturing and commercial deployment. The firm's capital generally goes toward building production capacity, expanding customer pipelines, and navigating sector-specific regulation in energy markets.
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