Ceezer receives 4.2 million euros

The start-up operates a B2B marketplace for CO2 certificates. The money comes from Carbon Removal Partners and Norrsken VC, among others.

The Berlin-based start-up Ceezer has raised a financing round of 4.2 million euros. The two venture capitalists Carbon Removal Partners and Norrsken VC are leading the round. Existing investor Picus Capital participated again. Ceezer intends to use the capital raised to expand its impact and sourcing team. The start-up also wants to further develop its product.

Magnus Drewelies founded Ceezer in 2021. Companies can use the Ceezer platform to find climate protection projects and compare their prices and quality features. The companies can buy the emission certificates from the project developers. This should make it easier for companies to offset unavoidable CO2 emissions. According to the company, this is particularly interesting for companies that have committed to reducing their emissions.

The start-up closed a pre-seed financing round back in April and received a seven-figure sum. "We are delighted to be working with two of the most exciting investors in the climate sector alongside our existing investor Picus Capital. This is a perfect set-up to secure our place in the still young climatetech ecosystem," says CEO Drewelies.