Technology
Whither climate tech? A new fund, plus some predictions
Energy Impact Partners is raising a $350 million fund focused on supporting “deep decarbonization” technologies. Read More
This Puerto Rican farm-to-fork app is creating a sustainable food system on the island
Puerto Rico imports 85 percent of its food. This app helps people buy the other 15. Read More
Can crypto create the world’s first authentic global carbon marketplace?
The World Bank is teaming up with Bram Cohen’s San Francisco startup to prove that cryptocurrency can be part of the solution, not a problem, for climate change. Read More
Why climate tech needs circular design
Climate tech designers should take a cue from consumer electronics companies such as Dell and Sonos. Read More
How Colorado startup Outrider is electrifying distribution yards
The company promises smoother supply chain processes, fewer workers in hazardous environments, and a reduced environmental impact. Read More
3 New Year’s resolutions for climate tech
It was another breakthrough year for climate tech. Here are three principles for keeping up the momentum. Read More
Direct air capture is ready for its closeup
An influx of public and private investment could make machines that pull CO2 from the air a larger part of the climate solutions equation than many thought possible. But how fast can DAC scale? Read More
2021, the year of carbon software
Record-breaking funding for enterprise startup Sweep, more Stripe carbon removal commitments are important signals for the year ahead. Read More
5G wireless is essential for scaling climate tech
Another analysis by Ericsson suggests 5G technologies could have a big impact in reducing emissions for four of the biggest-emitting sectors: power; transport; buildings; and manufacturing. Read More
An Innovative Approach to Resilience in Public Facilities
Severe storms — and extended power outages — can happen anywhere. But instead of waiting for another disaster and grid failure, one community took action. After experiencing a devastating outage, government officials in Montgomery County, Maryland, decided to invest in energy infrastructure that would remain on, even when the grid went down. Read More
