The first half of 2024 saw poor performance as climate investment fell to 2020 levels, but there were strong plays. 🥇 AI & clean power, high-flying Sustainable Aviation Fuels, and batteries led the charge. 📈 Seed, Series A, and Series average deal size all went up, despite the decline in total deal count. ⚡ So far, it's the “Year of Energy.” More insights from Sightline Climate (CTVC) at https://lnkd.in/dWeawF7F
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The Inflation Reduction Act has driven significant investments in Climate Tech. But as the political landscape shifts, the future of these incentives is uncertain. Explore the 2024 Climate Tech Report to understand the potential risks and opportunities ahead. https://lnkd.in/gBg5yxet #InflationReductionAct #CleanTech #ClimateTech
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Managing Director & Partner at Boston Consulting Group (BCG) - Head of UK Aerospace and Defence
How can companies turn their decarbonisation efforts into a competitive advantage? In an op-ed for BusinessGreen, I discuss the findings of Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and CO2 AI’s newest carbon emissions study. We found that organisations that are committing to comprehensive climate transition plans, focusing on product-level emissions tracking and leveraging AI are seeing significant financial and operational benefits. Read the full op-ed here (please note this article is behind a paywall): https://lnkd.in/e4_xTHDe For those who will be at UNGA this week, see you there! #ClimateChange #ClimateAction #Sustainability #CO2AI
Climate action makes business sense, so what's holding companies back?
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New guidance from Ceres empowers investors to understand and calculate avoided emissions as a key metric to unlock value through climate solutions and capitalize on the low carbon transition. Download to learn more: https://bit.ly/46S6IPE
Investing in the Future: Unlocking Value Through Avoided Emissions
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Global Head of Financial Solutions - Artificial Intelligence and Quant Modeling at MathWorks (The creators of MATLAB & SIMULINK)
For those working in #Climate and #Sustainability space, there are some interesting sessions at the MathWorks Finance conference (Oct 16-17) !! Registration and Full Conference Agenda: https://lnkd.in/eQfE2Hzb
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Strategic innovation leader creating future value in volatile, uncertain industries - Head of Innovation @ PMI
If you are into #sustainability, you need to keep reading. Nat Bullard's annual decarbonisation report provides solid data that supports the latest trends in #climate, #policy, #finance, #energy, and #technology. With captivating visuals, lucid explanations, and valuable insights, this report is a must-read for anyone seeking to stay ahead of the curve in areas ranging from climate bonds to batteries. https://t.co/DxlE3kbl13 #forecast #innovation #strategy #future
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CorpCom, ExecCom, MarCom, CrisisCom, FinCom, StratCom, InterCom. All the Coms! Industries: ✈️🍍🏭🚚🖊️📈
For marketing / communications folks in clean energy/tech, I highly recommend Akshat Rathi's book, Climate Capitalism. I just finished it, and plan to read again to take more notes. A great overview of the major tech and macroeconomic environment. Very informative and interesting! https://lnkd.in/g5EcyRzE
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Absolute masterpiece by Nat Bullard This document should be read over and over again by anyone interested or invested in climate, energy, transportation… All future decisions are already embedded in those 200 pages.
My annual decarbonization deck is here. I’ve spent several months finalizing the content, after a year collecting data – pretty much since the moment I hit publish on last year’s deck. I have three principal reflections on decarbonization for 2024, and beyond: ⏹ We can think about climate challenges as stocks, and the responses to them as flows. Emissions will fall (or rise) where flows meet stocks. Businesses will grow, or wither, at that same meeting point. ⏹ Some of our decarbonization vectors are thankfully abundant. Others are unfortunately scarce. ⏹ For 2024, I have a few thought experiments on net zero, involving AI, our relationship with food, and our engagement with the land There is a lot here. Everything from ocean heat content, to Amazon deforestation, to actively managed fund composition, to vehicle efficiency, to illumination technology, to GLP-1 agonists, and the land area of US golf courses. A coherent view of the future begins with the clearest possible view of the present. Looking forward to your comments! https://lnkd.in/gtqqvQWA
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Each year, Nat Bullard's 'state of decarbonization' presentation takes the pulse on our journey towards net zero, offering valuable insights into where we stand today and the challenges ahead. A must-read for anyone navigating this space!
My annual decarbonization deck is here. I’ve spent several months finalizing the content, after a year collecting data – pretty much since the moment I hit publish on last year’s deck. I have three principal reflections on decarbonization for 2024, and beyond: ⏹ We can think about climate challenges as stocks, and the responses to them as flows. Emissions will fall (or rise) where flows meet stocks. Businesses will grow, or wither, at that same meeting point. ⏹ Some of our decarbonization vectors are thankfully abundant. Others are unfortunately scarce. ⏹ For 2024, I have a few thought experiments on net zero, involving AI, our relationship with food, and our engagement with the land There is a lot here. Everything from ocean heat content, to Amazon deforestation, to actively managed fund composition, to vehicle efficiency, to illumination technology, to GLP-1 agonists, and the land area of US golf courses. A coherent view of the future begins with the clearest possible view of the present. Looking forward to your comments! https://lnkd.in/gtqqvQWA
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if you haven't yet read Nat Bullard's decarbonisation annual report, make sure to list it in your reading list of the day or the week!
My annual decarbonization deck is here. I’ve spent several months finalizing the content, after a year collecting data – pretty much since the moment I hit publish on last year’s deck. I have three principal reflections on decarbonization for 2024, and beyond: ⏹ We can think about climate challenges as stocks, and the responses to them as flows. Emissions will fall (or rise) where flows meet stocks. Businesses will grow, or wither, at that same meeting point. ⏹ Some of our decarbonization vectors are thankfully abundant. Others are unfortunately scarce. ⏹ For 2024, I have a few thought experiments on net zero, involving AI, our relationship with food, and our engagement with the land There is a lot here. Everything from ocean heat content, to Amazon deforestation, to actively managed fund composition, to vehicle efficiency, to illumination technology, to GLP-1 agonists, and the land area of US golf courses. A coherent view of the future begins with the clearest possible view of the present. Looking forward to your comments! https://lnkd.in/gtqqvQWA
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Senior Consultant at OCO Global | Supporting economic development & passionate about making a positive impact
I highly recommend reading Nat Bullard's latest report, link below. It's an incredible visual summary of anything and everything related to the energy transition for those of you who want to stay up to date.
My annual decarbonization deck is here. I’ve spent several months finalizing the content, after a year collecting data – pretty much since the moment I hit publish on last year’s deck. I have three principal reflections on decarbonization for 2024, and beyond: ⏹ We can think about climate challenges as stocks, and the responses to them as flows. Emissions will fall (or rise) where flows meet stocks. Businesses will grow, or wither, at that same meeting point. ⏹ Some of our decarbonization vectors are thankfully abundant. Others are unfortunately scarce. ⏹ For 2024, I have a few thought experiments on net zero, involving AI, our relationship with food, and our engagement with the land There is a lot here. Everything from ocean heat content, to Amazon deforestation, to actively managed fund composition, to vehicle efficiency, to illumination technology, to GLP-1 agonists, and the land area of US golf courses. A coherent view of the future begins with the clearest possible view of the present. Looking forward to your comments! https://lnkd.in/gtqqvQWA
