The $55 million financing will accelerate its commercialization of PFAS destruction technology to meet demand. Claros Technologies announced on Tuesday it raised $55 million in a series B fund to continue its daunting task of saving the world from “forever chemicals,” commonly known as PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances). How Claros plans to use its fundraisingThe financing allows Claros to accelerate commercialization. Unlike traditional methods of trapping and/or moving the substances, Claros’ technology eliminates the chemicals in water. In 2021, Claros closed a series A fund with $5 million, and with an additional $22 million in 2024.