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We’re breaking down the new implications and economics for CCUS below as part of a new series about policy impacts. In deals, ...
The devil’s in those details: The OBBB cements rollbacks to key Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) provisions, accelerates the ...
2023 investment was down 30% compared to 2022, marking the first annual investment and deal count declines in climate tech since 2020. There was a notable peak in Q3 at $12.5bn, boosted by mega rounds ...
What goes down must come back up? After the slowdown in climate tech investment for most of 2023, new data points to a potential proximate rev up: We’ve now seen a spike in climate-focused fund ...
From “FOAK fatigue” to funding flux, climate tech investors are navigating a trickier, more tactical market in 2025. A few months ago, we fielded an investor market sentiment survey, in partnership ...
Despite the climate tech market’s accelerating pace, scientifically-speaking, it’s still nowhere near enough. To avoid a climate catastrophe, we must invest an estimated $4T annually (just in ...
Building climate tech projects is tough. Building a first-of-a-kind (FOAK) climate tech project is much tougher. From securing financing to forging a partnership with a developer, the inherent ...
If you’re bullish on the energy transition, you’re bullish on mining. With every new battery pack and wind plant, it’s becoming more apparent that the energy transition is a metals transition. Over a ...
There’s $13B of VC and $20B of Growth / PE dry powder from closed, climate-specialized funds in 2023 so far. These funds have invested a cumulative $30B since the start of 2021, alongside earlier ...
🎉💸 TL;DR - After much encouragement from all of you, we’re expanding the newsletter into a market intelligence platform for the new climate economy! We’re excited to share that we raised $1.75M in ...
Happy Monday! Hope you got to enjoy some fireworks and barbecues over this Fourth of July weekend. At CTVC, we were cooking up our report on H1’24 climate tech funding, and we’ve got some takeaways ...