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The companies remaking energy, food, and industry are being built right now. The Climate Cycle goes deep inside Canadian climate tech, talking to the founders, investors, and thinkers building the industries of tomorrow. Hosted by Justin Reist, founder of Climate Tech Canada.
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biweekly
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45 minutes
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Engelsk
Canada
52 episoder
siden 13. mars 2024
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We published 22 episodes of The Climate Cycle over the last year, here are six that we think are worth a second listen. This recap covers data centre energy demand, the state of carbon markets, Canada’s critical minerals value chain and more.
We’re taking a short break after this episode, and I hop…
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This episode is part of a larger project exploring Indigenous partnerships for climate tech startups with Climate Door. More to come soon.
Chad Rickaby is the CEO and co-founder of ClimateDoor. Through it’s Unify Partners practice, Chad has spent years helping put together meaningful partnerships b…
CRWN.ai helps utilities prevent wildfires sparked by failing grid infrastructure.
These fires are rare, but they're catastrophic. In 2018, a single failure on PG&E's grid sparked California's deadliest wildfire, killed 85 people, and pushed the utility into bankruptcy. The fire made wildfire li…
Canada is home to world class researchers and institutions. But that potential doesn’t always translate into commercial impact. Not because the technology fails, but because the lab-to-market handoff breaks down.
For researchers building climate solutions — battery chemistry, carbon removal, advan…
The story in corporate sustainability right now is all about retreat: voluntary pledges walked back, advocacy groups shutting down, banks dropping emissions targets. But underneath that noise, mandatory disclosure rules in the EU and around the world are creating obligations no company can undo wit…
Up to 50% of industrial heat is wasted. For decades, cheap electricity meant nobody bothered capturing it. That's changing as industry looks for more power, better efficiency, and lower emissions.
Local energy networks turn that waste into value, letting neighbouring facilities trade surplus heat i…
Canada's built environment accounts for roughly 40% of national emissions - and building materials, one of the least-discussed corners of climate tech, are where a lot of that carbon actually lives.
In this episode, we look at the buyer side of the equation: how large, industrial customers that ar…
A generation of climate tech was built on assumptions that no longer hold up. AI primitives and cutting-edge models are commoditizing software, creating new questions around the future of climate software.
We sit down with an investor and founder to unpack what the Saaspocalypse means for climate t…
Canada's industrial carbon pricing system just went through its biggest redesign since it launched, trading ambition for stability. Depending on who you ask, the deal is either a major unlock - or a major step backwards.
We sat down with Etienne Rainville, VP for Central Canada at Clean Prosperity…
Climate startups face a commercialization gap: They've proven the science, but are too risky for VCs - and too commercial for a government grant.
It's a gap that philanthropic capital is well-positioned to close.
Galith Levy is the CEO and co-founder of the Climate Solutions Prize, a dedicated phil…
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