By addressing affordability, fragmented transit, and poor cycling and pedestrian infrastructure, India's Metro Systems can boost their ridership
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Presentation on how young professionals can pursue sustainability careers in Canada
Building industrial hubs, commercializing R&D, and well-designed carbon market schemes can facilitate India's industrial sector to adopt clean energy solutions
Bob Inglis (republicEn), Sara Hastings-Simon (University of Calgary), Sharene Shafie (City of Toronto), and I joined a panel moderated by Cory Witter (Youth Climate Lab) to discuss how communities are tackling climate change in the U.S. and Canada.
Nathan Ripley, Project Manager at AMGAS Services Inc., Kelly Parker, Director of GHG Projects at CarbonAi, and I discussed how new technologies and innovative startups are disrupting the energy sector.
Boosting private investment, growing the manufacturing sector, and addressing infrastructure bottlenecks can lay the groundwork for long-term growth in FY 2024–25
I participated in a panel with Alan Young and Alison Cabana-Wong to talk about the circular economy, supply chain, and carbon offsets in today’s business industry.
Public-private partnerships, climate policy alignment, and standardized GHG accounting methods can assist U.S. cities in implementing climate initiatives
Boosting the U.S. economy’s competitiveness and unlocking productivity gains from new technologies can lay the foundation for fiscal stability and growth in 2024
Well-designed policies and coordinated infrastructure development can attract private capital and bring climatetech solutions into the market
Regenerative agriculture solutions, sustainable infrastructure development, and green upskilling can make substantial contributions towards U.S. GHG emission reduction
Educating consumers, building fast-charging stations, and developing a competitive manufacturing sector can advance the uptake of ZEVs in Canada.
Reduction to trade barriers, development of competitive climatetech solutions and effective place-based policies can facilitate productivity growth.
Canada needs to look at the affordable housing issue to grow its economy inclusively. All levels of government can help with policy responses.
Well-designed programs and collaboration between workers and their companies can create "win-win" solutions
Leveraging digital solutions and attracting investment into climatetech solutions can help advance and implement net-zero goals.
Terra.do is creating a global climate career platform to provide opportunities for industry experts and workers in the green economy.
Solar-generated electricity is becoming the best source to fuel Africa's energy demand, and broader policy reforms can accelerate the transition to a low-carbon future
Electrifying mining equipment and leveraging new technologies like microbial and cosmic-ray muography solutions can help the industry reduce its emissions and grow sustainably.
Building public trust, creating frameworks to support the development of innovative solutions and establishing equity in resource distribution can help tackle the climate crisis more efficiently.
Leveraging private-public partnerships to develop smart and connected solutions for cities
Using AI and machine learning with highly trained analysts to produce insights on companies
Panelist for the Glendon Connect Webinar (FR/EN)
Measures that attract investment, promote the development of clean energy solutions and provide more resources to the healthcare system would facilitate growth in the economy
Using LOHC technology to enable the transportation and storage of hydrogen produced from the cheapest renewable energy source into Europe
Provides the insights to deploy cleantech solutions more efficiently, improve policy implementations and incentivise businesses to showcase their sustainability
Targeting 1000 fast-charging stations by 2030 to meet growing consumer demand in Europe
A new decentralised water treatment system is looking to reduce the high capital expenses of wastewater treatment and generate electricity from cleaning wastewater using a bioelectrochemical process.
Bridging the funding gaps, government procurement, and building cleantech products that provide value for businesses can enable the sector to grow in the coming years
Measures that regenerate investment, integrate cleantech solutions into the economy and promote inclusive growth can help drive India's recovery and long-term growth.
Key lessons from the past, new technological developments and a well-designed regulatory environment can help spur long-term growth in cleantech
Using best practices from the solar industry and deploying clean technologies to generate emission-free baseload power from waste heat at industrial plants
The EV policy is part of a broader plan to grow Delhi's economy and create new jobs in the coming years
Locally produced electricity from renewable energy is helping to deliver sustainable economic growth
Measures to support SMEs, help upskill the workforce and promote a green recovery can generate long term growth.
A new ready-to-go approach is building GHG inventory data and creating a cleantech marketplace that connects governments, residents and businesses with cleantech vendors to accelerate measurable action on climate change
New distributed energy solutions are delivering clean, affordable and reliable 24/7 power in sub-Saharan Africa
Building upon existing policies with innovative and collaborative solutions can help install charging infrastructure, develop smart grids and scale the production of electric vehicles.
The climate-friendly initiatives are helping reduce carbon emissions in buildings, showcase the viability of electrified products and attract new capital to decarbonise carbon-intensive industries.
The outbreak of Covid-19 has had a significant impact on urban mobility. By leveraging technology, cities will be able to provide customised mobility solutions for residents and design a more sustainable urban transportation system.
Data-driven solutions can play an important role in incorporating more clean energy into the grid system, optimise charging of electric vehicles, and reduce energy consumption in buildings
Measured policies will be needed to generate funds, accelerate investment and develop a globally competitive workforce to capitalise on the growth opportunities in the clean energy sector.
Authorities need to take action today to mitigate future economic and environmental costs.
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted nearly all parts of the world. There are three essential lessons from this crisis that we can learn and look to mitigate a more significant crisis that lies ahead - climate change.
Who believes in the future of fuel-cell electric vehicles (FCEVs)? Many experts feel they are too expensive and can’t compete with battery EVs. But now the Chinese government is throwing its weight behind FCEVs...
New investments in clean energy in India dropped 20% last year as a result of cancelled auctions and renegotiated power contracts. Energy analyst Ankit Mishra spoke to experts to find out what went wrong and how India can be put back on track...
Last year, Bloomberg’s Climatescope report showed that investment in renewables in emerging markets grew by 16 percent from 2014 to 2015 to reach $154 billion. Financial institutions based in OECD countries are playing a larger role in financing...
Last year, the U.S. Energy Information Administration’s International Energy Outlook 2016 projected significant growth in worldwide energy demand over the 28-year period from 2012 to 2040; the study shows that energy use in non-OECD countries is...
In December 2016, financial advisory firm Lazard released its second Levelized Cost of Storage Analysis 2.0 which analyzed energy storage technologies in the context of various uses, from large-scale, power grid-oriented applications to...
For the last 15 years, the Cleantech Forum has been organized by the Cleantech Group. Most recently it took place in San Francisco on January 25-27, 2016. Energy storage, China and the Internet of Things (IoT) were key topics at the forum...
Back in January 2014, the CBC aired “The Cleantech Crash,” which highlighted the difficulty of operating in cleantech in the past few years. The documentary revealed how much the mood had changed since John Doerr’s now-famous March 8, 2007...
Boosting private investment, growing the manufacturing sector, and addressing infrastructure bottlenecks can lay the groundwork for long-term growth in FY 2024–25
I participated in a panel with Alan Young and Alison Cabana-Wong to talk about the circular economy, supply chain, and carbon offsets in today’s business industry.
Boosting the U.S. economy’s competitiveness and unlocking productivity gains from new technologies can lay the foundation for fiscal stability and growth in 2024
Reduction to trade barriers, development of competitive climatetech solutions and effective place-based policies can facilitate productivity growth.
Canada needs to look at the affordable housing issue to grow its economy inclusively. All levels of government can help with policy responses.
Measures that attract investment, promote the development of clean energy solutions and provide more resources to the healthcare system would facilitate growth in the economy
Measures that regenerate investment, integrate cleantech solutions into the economy and promote inclusive growth can help drive India's recovery and long-term growth.
Measures to support SMEs, help upskill the workforce and promote a green recovery can generate long term growth.
By addressing affordability, fragmented transit, and poor cycling and pedestrian infrastructure, India's Metro Systems can boost their ridership
Presentation on how young professionals can pursue sustainability careers in Canada
Building industrial hubs, commercializing R&D, and well-designed carbon market schemes can facilitate India's industrial sector to adopt clean energy solutions
Bob Inglis (republicEn), Sara Hastings-Simon (University of Calgary), Sharene Shafie (City of Toronto), and I joined a panel moderated by Cory Witter (Youth Climate Lab) to discuss how communities are tackling climate change in the U.S. and Canada.
Nathan Ripley, Project Manager at AMGAS Services Inc., Kelly Parker, Director of GHG Projects at CarbonAi, and I discussed how new technologies and innovative startups are disrupting the energy sector.
Public-private partnerships, climate policy alignment, and standardized GHG accounting methods can assist U.S. cities in implementing climate initiatives
Well-designed policies and coordinated infrastructure development can attract private capital and bring climatetech solutions into the market
Regenerative agriculture solutions, sustainable infrastructure development, and green upskilling can make substantial contributions towards U.S. GHG emission reduction
Educating consumers, building fast-charging stations, and developing a competitive manufacturing sector can advance the uptake of ZEVs in Canada.
Leveraging digital solutions and attracting investment into climatetech solutions can help advance and implement net-zero goals.
Terra.do is creating a global climate career platform to provide opportunities for industry experts and workers in the green economy.
Solar-generated electricity is becoming the best source to fuel Africa's energy demand, and broader policy reforms can accelerate the transition to a low-carbon future
Electrifying mining equipment and leveraging new technologies like microbial and cosmic-ray muography solutions can help the industry reduce its emissions and grow sustainably.
Building public trust, creating frameworks to support the development of innovative solutions and establishing equity in resource distribution can help tackle the climate crisis more efficiently.
Leveraging private-public partnerships to develop smart and connected solutions for cities
Using AI and machine learning with highly trained analysts to produce insights on companies
Using LOHC technology to enable the transportation and storage of hydrogen produced from the cheapest renewable energy source into Europe
Provides the insights to deploy cleantech solutions more efficiently, improve policy implementations and incentivise businesses to showcase their sustainability
Targeting 1000 fast-charging stations by 2030 to meet growing consumer demand in Europe
A new decentralised water treatment system is looking to reduce the high capital expenses of wastewater treatment and generate electricity from cleaning wastewater using a bioelectrochemical process.
Bridging the funding gaps, government procurement, and building cleantech products that provide value for businesses can enable the sector to grow in the coming years
Key lessons from the past, new technological developments and a well-designed regulatory environment can help spur long-term growth in cleantech
Using best practices from the solar industry and deploying clean technologies to generate emission-free baseload power from waste heat at industrial plants
The EV policy is part of a broader plan to grow Delhi's economy and create new jobs in the coming years
Locally produced electricity from renewable energy is helping to deliver sustainable economic growth
A new ready-to-go approach is building GHG inventory data and creating a cleantech marketplace that connects governments, residents and businesses with cleantech vendors to accelerate measurable action on climate change
New distributed energy solutions are delivering clean, affordable and reliable 24/7 power in sub-Saharan Africa
Building upon existing policies with innovative and collaborative solutions can help install charging infrastructure, develop smart grids and scale the production of electric vehicles.
The climate-friendly initiatives are helping reduce carbon emissions in buildings, showcase the viability of electrified products and attract new capital to decarbonise carbon-intensive industries.
The outbreak of Covid-19 has had a significant impact on urban mobility. By leveraging technology, cities will be able to provide customised mobility solutions for residents and design a more sustainable urban transportation system.
Data-driven solutions can play an important role in incorporating more clean energy into the grid system, optimise charging of electric vehicles, and reduce energy consumption in buildings
Measured policies will be needed to generate funds, accelerate investment and develop a globally competitive workforce to capitalise on the growth opportunities in the clean energy sector.
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted nearly all parts of the world. There are three essential lessons from this crisis that we can learn and look to mitigate a more significant crisis that lies ahead - climate change.
Who believes in the future of fuel-cell electric vehicles (FCEVs)? Many experts feel they are too expensive and can’t compete with battery EVs. But now the Chinese government is throwing its weight behind FCEVs...
New investments in clean energy in India dropped 20% last year as a result of cancelled auctions and renegotiated power contracts. Energy analyst Ankit Mishra spoke to experts to find out what went wrong and how India can be put back on track...
Last year, Bloomberg’s Climatescope report showed that investment in renewables in emerging markets grew by 16 percent from 2014 to 2015 to reach $154 billion. Financial institutions based in OECD countries are playing a larger role in financing...
Last year, the U.S. Energy Information Administration’s International Energy Outlook 2016 projected significant growth in worldwide energy demand over the 28-year period from 2012 to 2040; the study shows that energy use in non-OECD countries is...
In December 2016, financial advisory firm Lazard released its second Levelized Cost of Storage Analysis 2.0 which analyzed energy storage technologies in the context of various uses, from large-scale, power grid-oriented applications to...
For the last 15 years, the Cleantech Forum has been organized by the Cleantech Group. Most recently it took place in San Francisco on January 25-27, 2016. Energy storage, China and the Internet of Things (IoT) were key topics at the forum...
Back in January 2014, the CBC aired “The Cleantech Crash,” which highlighted the difficulty of operating in cleantech in the past few years. The documentary revealed how much the mood had changed since John Doerr’s now-famous March 8, 2007...
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