Two Point O Capital’s $10 Million Round Targets the Cost of Industrial Clean-Energy Upgrades
Bengaluru-based Two Point O Capital has raised $10 million to finance clean-energy and water-treatment systems for commercial and industrial customers.
Bengaluru-based Two Point O Capital has raised $10 million in a round led by Transition Venture Capital, as it works to finance clean-energy and water-treatment equipment for commercial and industrial customers.
The company, also known as TW.O, works with businesses such as factories, hospitals and data centres that want to install solar, storage, energy-efficiency or water-treatment systems without carrying the full upfront cost themselves.
Co-founder and chief executive Karan Bhutani said the company’s aim is to build a multi-asset platform for businesses adopting clean-energy solutions. Existing investor Omnivore also participated in the round, alongside angel investors Chiranjeev Singh Saluja and Sudhir M. Reddy.
For India’s industrial transition, the detail that matters is the financing model. Many efficiency projects can save energy over time but still struggle to clear the initial capital hurdle. Companies offering bundled financing and installation are betting that this gap is now a business opportunity, not just a climate-policy problem.
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