Marianne Lehnis
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What does a Trump presidency mean for climate tech startups?
In this edition, Martin Keighley, CEO of US-based CarbonFree, shares insights on how the incoming US government will impact climate…
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How these brothers harnessed the carbon market to rescue India’s tea plantations
Meet Shrey and Sparsh Agarwal — brothers and co-founders of Alt Carbon. Returning to their ancestral tea estate in Assam,…
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How mining giant Rio Tinto and Founders Factory selected their 2024 cohort
Mining giant Rio Tinto is making waves once again. Following its $6.7 billion acquisition of Arcadium Lithium, cementing its position…
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Spain builds world’s first high-speed hydrail train
Spain is building the world’s first high-speed hydrogen train. Here’s what it means for rail, and why hydrail’s moment has…
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Pitch Me: We invest in startups solving root cause problems of industrial decarbonisation
Visionaries Tomorrow’s Sebastian Pollok, Thong le Hoang and Iris ten Have on why now is the moment to build breakthrough…
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Pitch Me: “We live and breathe and find water in the ‘Valley of Death’”
Greenbackers’ Robert Hokin links up market players to keep climate tech firms afloat
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Pitch Me: “We invest in founders, not in ideas”
Insight from a leading investor in European logistics climate tech – XPRESS Ventures
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Pluri’s technology is making sustainable meat a reality
At 300,000 dollars, the world’s first lab-grown meat burger may have been the most expensive piece of meat ever produced.
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Imperial College’s Climate Pre-Accelerator: lessons from cohort #1
Young student founders give hope to humanity’s battle against climate change
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Colombia’s largest coffee company is disrupting supply chains to put fairness first
In tough-to-disrupt industries, going for size and scale can sometimes be the only way to truly rewrite norms and shake…