The hottest Climate Innovation Substack posts right now

Green-tech startups are building the innovations we need to tackle the environmental crisis.
Entrepreneurs and non-profit leaders from areas like green housing, climate finance, and carbon capture are sharing practical solutions and working together.
A fast-paced panel of short expert talks followed by audience Q&A is designed to spark ideas, learning, and action.

Building a business takes time and the journey to discovering your purpose is rewarding.
Funding sources in climate tech are diversifying beyond VC to include other financial formats.
Public funding and corporate involvement are crucial in driving climate tech growth.

Southeast Asia is a region with significant potential for climate tech innovation and investment.
There is a need for highly scalable, decentralized solutions in Southeast Asia's climate tech landscape.
Opportunities in Southeast Asia include addressing emissions from land use change and agriculture, and focusing on growth tailwinds for high-growth climate tech companies.

Shopify uses a cost calculator to measure meeting expenses and try to reduce unnecessary ones.
Doing hard things is important as it proves your ability to tackle challenges and boosts self-esteem.
People with secure attachment traits tend to be better at making and keeping friends, and also have better mental health and overall well-being.

Renewable energy is growing fast due to high fuel costs and government support. This creates good opportunities for investments and projects in this sector.
To successfully launch a renewable project, focus on reducing risks, securing land and permits, and proving energy resources. Having these ready makes it easier to attract investors.
Clear communication is key. Present your project simply and acknowledge your weaknesses so investors can see you are trustworthy and realistic.

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