Accacia, a platform dedicated to offering decarbonisation strategies for the real estate and infrastructure sectors, has successfully closed a $2.5 million seed funding round. This milestone will propel the company's mission to reduce carbon footprints an
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Accacia is a real estate decarbonisation platform that uses advanced data analytics, AI, and machine learning to provide strategies and solutions for reducing carbon emissions in the real estate and infrastructure sectors.
Accacia raised $2.5 million in its seed funding round.
Accacia's platform offers comprehensive decarbonisation strategies, actionable insights, and tailored recommendations to optimize energy consumption and minimize environmental impact in real estate and infrastructure.
Decarbonisation is crucial in these sectors because buildings and construction are responsible for a significant portion of global energy-related CO2 emissions, and reducing these emissions is essential for combating climate change.
The seed funding will be used to enhance Accacia's technology, expand its team, scale operations, develop new features, and build strategic partnerships to drive broader adoption of sustainable practices.
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