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ZeroAvia, a start-up that is using a hydrogen-electric system to power aircraft, raised $21.4 million in an early stage funding round from investors including Amazon, which will help boost the next phase of its research and development.
The fundraising was led by Bill Gates-backed Breakthrough Energy Ventures and California-based sustainability-focused venture capital Ecosystem Integrity Fund, the company said in a statement. Other investors also include Horizons Ventures, Shell Ventures and Summa Equity.
“We feel deeply grateful to our top-tier investors for joining us in the next phase of our exciting journey … to bring in a new golden age of aviation,” Val Miftakhov, founder and chief executive of the start-up, said.
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