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The New Valleys of Death in Climate Investing

Greentech Media Stephen Lacey is a contributing editor with Greentech Media. He is also the founder and executive producer of Post Script Media. Lacey produces and hosts The Energy Gang and Interchange podcasts, two of the most popular podcasts on energy and cleantech. The New ‘Valleys of Death’ in Climate Investing There were about eight years when climate tech was wandering in the wilderness, so to speak. It started after the Solyndra bankruptcy in 2011 and ended about two years ago, when the market began heating up again. During that time, people in this space examined the valleys of death. What are the stages in a climate tech company’s life cycle that might be painful or even fatal to go through? And what resources can a company draw upon to cross these valleys?

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How Do We Decarbonize the Food System?

Greentech Media Stephen Lacey is a contributing editor with Greentech Media. He is also the founder and executive producer of Post Script Media. Lacey produces and hosts The Energy Gang and Interchange podcasts, two of the most popular podcasts on energy and cleantech. How Do We Decarbonize the Food System? The systems that support growing, shipping and processing food make up one-third of heat trapping gases. How can Agtech help us tackle this tangled and underserved sector? We’ll look at investment activity, technological solutions, and policy levers. Then, we revisit long-duration storage. A net-zero grid will require new ways to store and discharge energy over long periods. How’s it shaping up?

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Noon Energy s Breakthrough Renewable Energy Storage Technology Lands $3M Seed Investment

Noon Energy s Breakthrough Renewable Energy Storage Technology Lands $3M Seed Investment News provided by Share this article PALO ALTO, Calif., March 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Noon Energy Inc., developer of a revolutionary ultra-low-cost battery technology for long-duration energy storage, closed a $3 million Seed stage investment. Prime Impact Fund led the round and was joined by Long duration storage is the missing link to a fully renewable electric grid. This is a difficult challenge because storage times must be increased from the 4 hours typical of today s batteries to 100 hours or more. No other efficient battery chemistry comes close to Noon s low cost because it uses only the abundant elements carbon and oxygen to store the energy. It was once thought impossible to build a battery using only these elements. Thanks to Noon s breakthrough technology, that is no longer the case. – Dick Swanson, Founder of SunPower, and Director on Noon s Board.

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The Brief: Rodney Foxworth on reparative investing (podcast), SunFunder s solar transformation, equity crowdfunding in Africa, celebrating international women

The Brief: Rodney Foxworth on reparative investing (podcast), SunFunder s solar transformation, equity crowdfunding in Africa, celebrating international women
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Solving for climate justice is giving these Black investors an edge in the green economy

February 1, 2021 | The Reconstruction Solving for climate justice is giving these Black investors an edge in the green economy ImpactAlpha Editor Dennis Price ImpactAlpha, Feb 1 – The design mandate for the green economy: Develop better and cleaner solutions that create jobs, improve health and drive demonstrably better outcomes for communities that have borne the brunt of pollution and climate change. That is, solve for climate justice and you solve for the environment – and for justice. A growing network of Black investors, entrepreneurs and operators is using their proximity to communities and their own lived experience to build companies at the center of the Venn diagram of urgent challenges.

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