London-based Isometric has raised $40 million in a Series A round aimed at expanding its agentic certification platform across the industrial economy.
The financing was led by AVP and included existing institutional investors Plural and Lowercarbon Capital, along with personal investment from John Doerr and Walter Kortschak. Isometric said the new capital will be used to scale its certification offering beyond carbon removal into areas such as low-carbon fuels and clean energy generation.
The company develops an AI-based platform called Certify, which uses agents to read and cross-check data behind industrial claims, including sensor readings, supply chain records, satellite imagery, and lab results. The goal is to help certify projects against regulatory, safety, and sustainability standards more quickly than traditional manual processes.
Isometric said it has already been contracted for more than 16 million tonnes in carbon removal certification. It added that its certification is relied upon by Microsoft, Anglo American, JPMorganChase, Boeing, and more than 200 industrial projects worldwide.
The raise highlights continued investor interest in companies using AI infrastructure to address verification and compliance challenges in industrial and climate-related markets.
The financing was led by AVP and included existing institutional investors Plural and Lowercarbon Capital, along with personal investment from John Doerr and Walter Kortschak. Isometric said the new capital will be used to scale its certification offering beyond carbon removal into areas such as low-carbon fuels and clean energy generation.
The company develops an AI-based platform called Certify, which uses agents to read and cross-check data behind industrial claims, including sensor readings, supply chain records, satellite imagery, and lab results. The goal is to help certify projects against regulatory, safety, and sustainability standards more quickly than traditional manual processes.
Isometric said it has already been contracted for more than 16 million tonnes in carbon removal certification. It added that its certification is relied upon by Microsoft, Anglo American, JPMorganChase, Boeing, and more than 200 industrial projects worldwide.
The raise highlights continued investor interest in companies using AI infrastructure to address verification and compliance challenges in industrial and climate-related markets.