We discuss the challenges and opportunities in urban mobility, and Laura's role in making mobility in cities greener.

We explore development in climate risk analytics and the data-driven approaches utilized by the world’s largest organizations.

To claim success in developing a circular economy for plastic, billions of kilograms of hard-to-recycle plastics must be transformed into reusable circular materials. We chat with several companies driving this goal and discuss the enormity of the logistical and technological challenges in tackling plastic waste.

The shockwave moving through the venture capital industry may have been highlighted over the last ten days by the demise of SVB, but the value destruction that is permeated through early-stage investments has its roots in the US Federal Reserve tightening cycle that ended the era of loose money 12 months ago.

As part of our series on rebuilding trust in the VCM, we look at the role of insurance, pre, and post-certification, as a tool to mitigate risk and encourage capital deployment.

CEO Paul Krake provides his thoughts on the impact of SVB's demise on climate tech investing.

Should we embrace a temporary solution as part of a sequestration strategy? We discuss whether cheaper solutions that do not offer permanent carbon storage should be fast-tracked to “kick the can down the road.”

We discuss how the luster has been lost at Tesla. Without a new model for over 3 years amidst the EV dominance of China, what does Tesla's future in the global market look like?

We examine the existing EV policies in China, the U.S., and Europe.

This top-down look at the financing needs of the energy transition, decarbonization, and the pathway to net zero is essential when assessing the opportunities for the private sector funding component of the largest investment opportunity of our lifetime.

This top-down look at the financing needs of the energy transition, decarbonization, and the pathway to net zero is essential when assessing the opportunities for the private sector funding component of the largest investment opportunity of our lifetime.

As wind and solar technologies mature, what innovation is left for VC to foster? Will returns evolve from the VC world to project finance/green debt? Are VC returns achievable?

Biofuel remains an emerging technology although it has been around for many years. However, the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) has given this industry a push forward, and POET, the largest ethanol producer in the U.S., now has investment certainty for at least 15 years. The bioethanol industry will always face challenges in securing enough feedstock, and demand will outstrip supply at some point. However, the biggest challenge that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has right now for the short term is executing the IRA. We discuss the infrastructure and logistics for biofuels, and the impact that the IRA is set to have on paving the path for this industry in the years to come.

ITMOs are offsets that count toward a country’s Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) and support the overall mitigation of global emissions (for Article 6.4). Being issued by the Senegal government, the credits are of high quality and will demand a significant premium on many existing issues. We discuss the $20m investment going into the National Integrated Waste Management Company of Senegal, which will enable the development of waste management infrastructure at a time when many African governments are budget constrained.

We bring back the great innovators in EV batteries to discuss critical issues such as supply chain security, the quest for range, innovation trends and commodity shortages in one of the most influential sectors for the future of the global economy.

Our current energy vulnerabilities are desperate for a solution. Has hydrogen’s time come or will a lack of infrastructure continue hold back its potential? Can 2023 be the breakout year for Hydrogen contribution to the clean energy mix?

Of all the powerful climate themes for 2023, SEC Scope 3 emissions Disclosure Requirements for US public companies are front and center for Climate Transformed and our corporate community. If implemented, it could lead to an explosion of demand for carbon offsets and a fast-tracking of carbon mitigation strategies. However, does the recent Supreme Court ruling against the EPA put mandatory disclosures into question? We debate this complex legal issue.

The U.S. Climate policy is more than vision and money. It requires a robust legal framework that faces potential court challenges and a slew of differing state ordinances that can hold back the agenda. We look at the Inflation Reduction Act through a legal and taxation lens.