Cycle Capital builds its own climate investing infrastructure across Montreal, Toronto, Qingdao, New York, and Seattle, splits its funds between green electron technologies and circular molecules-based solutions with impact goals tied directly to manager pay under SFDR Article 9 rules, partners with large industrial companies like Rio Tinto and Hydro-Québec, and has spun off focused funds such as Cycle H2O for water technology after early wins like GaN Systems. It also serves as Canadian co-chair of Beyond the Billion to support female founders and runs the ClimateTech Innovation Forum with BloombergNEF to bring together the broader climate technology industry in Canada.