Long-term partnerships for real-world climate impact.
DivBZ works at the intersection of deep tech, quantum and AI with climate mitigation and adaptation, building fair and flexible financial structures that address today’s climate finance gaps.
“The divergence of the magnetic field B is zero” – magnetic charges never appear alone.
For us, this means field lines – and partnerships – form closed, resilient loops. DivBZ is built on deeply embedded, long-lasting relationships, just as Maxwell’s equations are woven into nature.
Deep tech & nature-aligned capital
We see Maxwell’s equations not just as physics, but as a metaphor for how resilient partnerships should behave.
Why DivBZ exists
The world faces a dual challenge: rapidly scaling climate mitigation and building climate adaptation that works for real communities. The technologies to help are emerging – in quantum, AI and advanced engineering – but the financial structures around them are often rigid, short-term or misaligned with impact.
DivBZ was created to bridge that gap: partnering with teams building deep tech and climate solutions, and structuring capital so that ambition, risk and reward are balanced fairly across all sides.
What we believe
01 · Partnerships over transactions. Like magnetic field lines, value flows best in closed loops where partners stay connected over time.
02 · Tech must meet real problems. We favour deep tech that clearly connects to societal needs, especially in climate.
03 · Finance should be flexible and fair. Structures need to adapt to uncertainty, while keeping incentives aligned and impact central.
Where we spend our time
We focus on deep, defensible technologies with a clear line of sight to climate mitigation or adaptation outcomes.
Physics-native innovation
Quantum technologies, advanced materials and new computing paradigms with the potential to unlock breakthroughs in energy systems, optimisation and sensing for climate.
Intelligence in the loop
AI applied to grid optimisation, climate risk, adaptation planning, monitoring & verification, and decision support for public and private actors.
Flexible climate capital
Fair and open-minded financial structures – from blended finance to outcome-linked mechanisms – that address real gaps in today’s climate finance landscape.
From first principles to shared outcomes
We combine a physics-first view of technology with a pragmatic understanding of capital and policy.
Partnership as a closed loop
Inspired by the idea that the divergence of B is zero, we design relationships so that value, responsibility and information flow continuously among all partners:
- Shared understanding of the underlying science, model and risk.
- Transparent alignment on climate outcomes and timelines.
- Structures that can evolve as the technology and context change.
Flexible, fair financial design
We help shape or co-create financial architectures that:
- Bridge public, philanthropic and private capital where needed.
- Respect the realities of deep tech development cycles.
- Reward real climate impact, not just financial engineering.
Climate-first, system-level thinking
Our thesis is simple: technology, nature and finance need to be designed together, not in isolation.
What we look for
We are particularly interested in opportunities where:
- There is a clear, credible path to climate mitigation or adaptation at scale.
- The underlying technology is genuinely differentiated – whether in quantum, AI, hardware or systems design.
- Standard financing approaches don’t quite fit, and there is a need for more flexible, fair structures.
- The team is open to long-term partnership and shared learning.
If this sounds like you – whether you are a founder, researcher, investor, public institution or coalition – we’d be glad to explore how DivBZ can close the loop with you.
Let’s talk
Share a brief note on your work, the problem you are tackling, and why now. When you hit send, your email client will open with the details filled in so you can review and send.