Biogas technology company Sistema.bio has secured $15 million in a funding round led by ElectriFI, managed by EDFI Management Company. The round included contributions from existing investors such as Chroma Impact Investment, KawiSafi Ventures, and AXA IM Alts.
Sistema.bio will use the new funding to expand its operations, advance technology and enhance customer service.
Commenting on the securing fresh funds, Sistema.bio CEO and co-founder, Alexander Eaton held, “The continued trust of ElectriFI and our coalition of investors allows us to focus on engaging millions of farmers to fight the climate crisis and ensure food security. We are now better positioned to reach our goal of empowering one million farmers by 2025 and reducing 1% of global emissions by 2030.”
Independent Board Chair Joyce Cacho remarked that the strategic investment highlights the confidence that investors have in Sistema.bio’s mission to expand its transformative impact across Asia, Africa, and Latin America.
Liesbet Mijlemans, Senior Investment Officer at EDFI, noted the company’s significant impact. He mentioned that Sistema.bio consistently delivers scalable, high-impact solutions that bring clean energy and agricultural resilience, especially to underserved regions.
About Sistema.bio
Founded in 2010, Sistema.bio develops biogas digesters that allow farmers to convert animal waste into renewable energy and organic fertilizer. Their technology, which includes IoT-powered Measurement, Reporting, and Verification (MRV) programs, supports carbon reduction and climate adaptation. The digesters provide clean biogas for cooking and electricity, while producing biofertilizer that enhances agricultural productivity.
Currently active in over 35 countries across three continents, Sistema.bio has installed more than 100,000 biogas units. This has positively impacted 100,000 farms and benefitted more than 600,000 people. Their efforts have reduced over 1 million tons of CO2 emissions annually.
In India, Sistema.bio has collaborated with Pahal Financial Services to introduce technology-driven biogas solutions to individual consumers.
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