Climate Connect: Navigating Clean Technology and the Energy Transition
Investing in grid infrastructure is a considerable undertaking that requires the mobilization of significant capital. Public funding can catalyze private sector investment through public-private partnerships (PPPs), green bonds, or other innovative financing mechanisms.
The landscape of Climate Tech 2.0 is diverse, spanning beyond traditional renewable energy to include breakthroughs in energy storage, carbon capture and storage (CCS), electric vehicles (EVs), and smart grids. These technologies are critical to achieving net-zero emissions, a goal that has been embraced by governments and corporations worldwide.
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The core of climate technology innovation is the development of new tools and systems that can mitigate or reverse the impact of human activities on the climate. This encompasses many sectors, including renewable energy, energy efficiency, carbon capture and storage (CCS), advanced nuclear solutions, and emerging technologies, such as direct air capture (DAC).
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While the funding gap for a successful energy transition is significant and troublesome, we believe the launch of new, comprehensive climate policies at the national and regional levels will help unlock more public funding to begin to bridge the gap.
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The IJ LATAM conference reinforced our commitment to driving clean energy solutions throughout the Americas. The synergies discovered and the relationships forged will undoubtedly play a crucial role in our future energy investments in the region.