chneider Electric Energy Access Asia (SEEAA) has announced a follow-on investment in Carbon Masters, a Bengaluru-based climate-tech venture focusing on biomethane production and sustainable agriculture solutions.
The fresh round of funding will help Carbon Masters scale its biomethane output, expand bio-manure offerings, and improve operational efficiency. At full capacity, the company’s operations are projected to mitigate around 270,000 tons of CO₂ emissions annually by 2030.
As part of the investment, Vikram Raman, representing SEEAA, and Sriram Shankaran, Managing Director of Synchron Group, will join Carbon Masters’ board. The round also saw participation from Sangam Ventures, Indian Angel Network, and individual investors, including Muthu Murugappan, CEO of Murugappa Group.
Founded in Bengaluru, Carbon Masters has developed integrated waste-to-energy solutions that replace fossil fuels with bio-CNG and provide organic alternatives to chemical fertilizers. The company reported that it turned profitable at the operating level during FY 2024–25 and plans to use the new capital to enhance margins and prepare for its next phase of growth.
SEEAA, established in 2019, focuses on supporting startups working in clean energy and sustainable innovation across South and Southeast Asia. To date, it has invested in 13 startups, collectively credited with avoiding 1.7 million tons of CO₂ emissions and creating more than 1,200 green jobs in the region.
The latest investment signals a growing emphasis on clean energy technologies and underlines investor interest in scaling climate-tech ventures in India’s emerging low-carbon economy.