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Commercializing early-stage climate tech faces at least four valleys of death. Here's how we can get to the summits.
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A group of investors, policymakers, startups and energy providers are hoping to build a U.S. battery manufacturing, mining and innovation hub around the Salton Sea.
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Skyven Technologies' service uses solar, geothermal and biomass solutions to replace fossil fuels at manufacturing plants.
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Industrial heat is essential to make metals, concrete, plastic, paper, drugs and more. Yet decarbonization options remain immature and expensive. A green credit regime could help.
by Adam Aston
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As policymakers mull measures to accelerate an economic recovery and invest in long-term infrastructure needs, policy should center on tackling the financing barriers to ingenuity and entrepreneurship.
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The maker of Bulleit, Guiness, Smirnoff, Johnnie Walker and other adult beverages has committed to net-zero carbon emissions and sourcing 100 percent of its electricity from renewable sources by 2030.
by Jesse Klein
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Plus, we chew on an idea to use on-demand delivery apps to help consumers understand the carbon impact of their meal choices.
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Fantasy or nightmare? If you look beyond extreme ideas such as space shades, there's much to like about this fast-evolving category of climate tech.
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What's harder, flying an around-the-world solar plane or finding a thousand profitable cleantech companies?
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Why is interest in climate tech resurging within the investment community and why are startups that have forged strategic partnerships with large companies of particular interest?
by Ritu Sharma
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Agtech company Pivot Bio nails down $100 million more in funding, while AI developer Hypergiant spins up COVID-19 emissions modeling tool.
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With political short-termism aplenty, Canada’s climate leaders are private companies.
by Marc Schaus