For VCs: Know what you're buying into
Understand how regulation shapes the growth ceiling and risk profile of the company before you commit capital.
- → Regulatory Due Diligence
- → Policy & Market Intelligence
We help investors de-risk deals and energy startups navigate regulations to accelerate growth.
FOCUS AREAS
WHY IT MATTERS
of cleantech companies are hindered by regulatory complexity.
Limited regulatory due diligence
Constrains VCs' ability to make fully informed investment decisions.
Underestimated regulatory exposure
Often leads to unexpected delays, costs, or execution risk.
Geographic expansion assumptions
Break down when regulatory constraints differ across markets.
Lack of in-house regulatory expertise
Limits access to early policy signals.
Source: European Investment Fund, 2025
SERVICES
We provide regulatory clarity for investors and startups.
Understand how regulation shapes the growth ceiling and risk profile of the company before you commit capital.
Build a regulatory and international expansion strategy that turns EU and national policy from a hurdle into a tailwind.
HOW WE WORK
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We start by mapping your business model, target markets and regulatory exposure. Every company and investor sits differently within the regulatory landscape.
02
We translate EU and national regulation into clear, actionable intelligence, filtering out the noise and focusing on what actually affects your investment or growth decisions.
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Regulation evolves. We flag shifts early, before they affect your strategy, investment thesis or expansion plans.
Engagements are flexible, project-based or ongoing, depending on what works for you.
ABOUT
Cinzia Alberti brings 5+ years at the intersection of EU energy policy and cleantech startups. Former regulatory lead at Sympower, with roots in Brussels-based energy policymaking and experience at an energy investment fund. She combines hands-on startup execution with deep expertise in EU energy regulation and a strong network across EU institutions and national regulators.
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