Archive - Climate (Pod)Notes

Climate Tech in 2024

Takeaways from Net Zero Insights report

Dec 18 •

November 2024

Some thoughts on implications from Trump victory

Sharing a note to Keeling Capital investors

Nov 12 •

October 2024

Can climate tech finally succeed?

Reflections from panel at At One's AGM

Oct 9 •

September 2024

European power markets

Notes from Junction Growth Partners AGM

Sep 17 •

July 2024

H2: where we're at, where we're going

Reflections following Evok Innovations deep dive

Jul 18 •

June 2024

Liftoff Report: Innovative Grid Deployment

Critical unlock for economic growth and decarbonisation

Jun 12 •

March 2024

February 2024

State of the Energy Transition

BNEF and Nat Bullard reports - hot off the press.

Feb 1 •

January 2024

IEA Renewable Energy Report

China Roars Ahead

Jan 19 •

November 2023

Innovating to Net Zero

A case for climate optimism

Nov 20, 2023 •

Can solar and wind power Britain? An update of David MacKay’s numbers

These technologies have developed a lot since 2008. Should we be any more optimistic about their potential to power Britain?

Published on Sustainability by numbers • Nov 3, 2023

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