Emvolon
Latest round
- Series A
Last raised
- Oct 2026
Total raised
- $24M
Investors
- 4
About Emvolon
Founded in 2021 and based in Massachusetts, US, Emvolon develops a platform that converts wasted natural gas at flare sites into usable chemicals used for industrial applications or as a fuel. The company was founded by its CEO Emmanuel Kasseris, along with Leslie Bromberg. It was launched out of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology or MIT program. The company offers a platform for wasted chemical production from resources in burning natural gas from oil wells. It negates 90% of the CO2 emissions that natural gas flares and converts it into usable chemicals for industrial applications or as a fuel. The company plans to expand its engineering and business development staff.
Who invested in Emvolon
4 investors across 2 rounds
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Who invested in Emvolon?
Emvolon has 4 investors on record across 2 venture rounds. Sign up free to see every VC on the cap table and the rounds they joined.
How much funding has Emvolon raised?
Emvolon has raised 2 venture rounds. Sign up free to see how much each round raised and the total.
When did Emvolon last raise money?
Emvolon's most recent round on record is a Series A, in Oct 2026.
What does Emvolon do?
Founded in 2021 and based in Massachusetts, US, Emvolon develops a platform that converts wasted natural gas at flare sites into usable chemicals used for industrial applications or as a fuel.
Where is Emvolon headquartered?
Emvolon is headquartered in US.
Which VCs invest in companies like Emvolon?
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