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Climate Tech’s New Trends and Growing Opportunities

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Hundreds of entrepreneurs, investors, policy experts and climate activists attended IVP’s happy hour at SF Climate Week, an inaugural event that brought together thousands of people. If that’s not a strong signal that interest in climate tech is growing, follow the money: during the previous three years, investors have allocated nearly $100 billion to climate companies. We’ve been exploring the climate landscape to understand what is driving all this activity. Climate tech is not new; it had a similar rise in interest in the 2000s, when it was known as cleantech, but that was considered mostly a failure. Back then, the alternative energy sources weren’t economically or technologically viable to win the market. Today’s interest in climate tech is accelerating because of a much clearer, more compelling “why now” argument. Below, I highlight key trends, including: The ultimate goal of climate tech is to reduce greenhouse emissions. Many of climate tech’s biggest winners will include hardw

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