Climate is the first event dedicated to the climate crisis that we have. Our agenda is done.
Leading scientists, entrepreneurs, VCs and more will gather in person on June 14 at UC Berkeley to examine the role of tech and startup in adapting to the threat you know and dread This reporter will be there. Is it possible that you are as well? Hurry, join me at the show. Save $100 by buying your pass today. The price goes up at the door.
You will hear from influential leaders, including former EPA administrator Carol Browner, Impossible Foods founder Pat Brown, Berkeley Lab's director of Climate & Ecosystem Sciences, William Collins, and Bill Gates. You can meet a lot of the people that are building the next generation of climate startup off stage.
The full agenda can be found here. Prepare to explore the latest in climate tech by studying it and planning your day.
June 14th.
The opening remarks were made.
Carol T Christ is from UC Berkeley.
The solutions for the climate crisis should be as well.
William Collins is an associate professor at UC Berkeley.
Talk hot air. This level-setting panel will explore climate tech hype, hope and reality, as the sector searches the Earth for solutions and the politicians cling to the outdated, fossil- fueled tech that got us in this mess in the first place.
Scaling deep tech in climate with the HAX program.
With Susan Schofer and Beth Esponnette.
Scaling and early commercialization of diverse climate tech companies are some of the challenges discussed.
There is a table with climate investing insights.
With Matt Caspari.
There is an intimate discussion on investing in climate. Lessons from Climate 1.0, Current trends, and Zones of opportunity are topics.
The ground floor is green.
They were with Christian and Kiersten, as well as theSOSV.
Climate tech is a hot area for investment once again, but the money going in this time around is a lot smarter than it has been in the past It is still difficult to balance hope and hype at the earliest stages, and we will look at how the best and brightest on the investment side are picking their winners.
The opening remarks of the Extreme Tech Challenge global finals.
Young Sohn is participating in the extreme tech challenge.
The challenge was sponsored by Extreme Tech.
Young Sohn is the co- founder of the Extreme Tech Challenge. Sohn will talk about how the fifth wave of technology evolution is a huge opportunity for entrepreneurs and investors.
The pitch session is the first of the global finals.
The Extreme Tech Challenge was hosted by Bill Tai.
The challenge was sponsored by Extreme Tech.
The Extreme Tech Challenge (XTC) category and special award winners will present their innovative startup with the potential to change the world.
Food waste with full harvest is a contributor to climate change.
with Christine.
One third of all produce in the US is wasted every year because of surplus or cosmetic reasons. Christine talks about how to solve the massive food waste problem with technology and innovation.
planting the pre-seed is investing early in climate tech
Andrew Beebe is a partner at ObviousVentures.
Entrepreneurs are building companies that address the climate crisis. Cold fusion, electric transportation, carbon-free cement and emissions accounting software are some of the solutions. Top investors in the space define climate tech. Entrepreneurs and ideas at the earliest stages are what they look for. They have a decision-making process. What trends are they observing in this area?
Bill Gates talked about how to deploy billions in clean tech.
Bill Gates is associated with breakthrough energy.
Earlier this year, Breakthrough Energy revealed an intention to deploy as much as $15 billion in search of innovation solutions to minimize and reverse our combined carbon output. Bill Gates founded a company called Breakthrough Energy in order to achieve net-zero global emissions. Gates will tell us what he thinks are the top priorities in climate technology investment.
Transforming tech is powering the future.
They were joined by Jamey Butcher (Chemonics International), Philipp Gruener (Decisive Capital Management SA), Victoria Slivkoff and Bill Tai.
The challenge was sponsored by Extreme Tech.
The panel looks at the breakthrough tech innovations that are changing industries. How can business, government, philanthropy and the startup community work together to make a difference? These seasoned investors and industry veterans talk about how technology can shape the future and where the biggest opportunities are.
The table shows how to accelerate climate solutions from discovery to deployment.
Kathy Yelick was with us.
What role should universities play in helping to solve the climate crisis?
The table shows how to build trust with carbon offsets.
With demand for carbon offsets increasing and buyers getting more sophisticated, high-quality removal offsets with tangible, verifiable benefits for the climate and local communities, there is a shortage. Many forested lands are struggling to recover due to the increasing number of wildfires and hotter weather. A new approach to offsets that focuses on planting trees and capturing CO2 as they grow offers a solution to both challenges. Learn about ex-ante carbon offsets, why they represent new, promising approaches to post-fire forest recovery, and how they provide a better supply of high quality carbon removal offsets.
A group of people with Alex Kopelyan (Indiebio & SOSV), Jared Moore (Solid Ox Motor) and others.
The cleantech industry may be behind due to balance sheets and infrastructure.
There is a break in networking.
You can get a bite at a nearby eatery. The conference doesn't serve lunch.
The kitchen consequential.
with Pat Brown.
The goal of Patrick Brown's company was to offer customers an alternative to meat. An innovative approach to developing its product has led the company into restaurants and homes around the world. The present and future of fake meat will be discussed by Brown.
Climate Tech with Fifth Wall is why the next big entrepreneurial must come from.
Peter Gajdos is on the fifth wall.
Climate change is now being acknowledged as a true climate crisis. From historic fires in Europe and Australia to record-breaking hurricanes to the destruction of the Great Barrier Reef, almost all of the world has been affected. Climate technology is a main priority of humanity and we need to encourage and support young entrepreneurs to develop these technologies. Scientists, entrepreneurs, lawyers and financiers are needed to make a difference.
The future of green buildings is flexible, smart, and carbon-free.
With Doug Davenport.
A new focus on indoor environments is one of the changes in commercial real estate. There are opportunities to build and manage buildings that are cost-effective and sustainable. Building portfolios that are ripe for new solutions and services will be discussed.
There is a road to zero emissions.
Carol Browner was the former EPA administrator.
The majority of vehicles on the road today have tailpipe emissions, despite the rise of electric bikes, scooters, mopeds, buses and cars. Carol Browner, former director of the White House Office of Energy and Climate Change Policy and administrator of the EPA, will speak with Lime CEO Wayne Ting. The challenges that remain and the role that innovation, policy and investment can play in greening up transportation will be explored by the duo.
Climatech is going to make it different this time.
The successes and failures of Cleantech 1.0 can be learned from. How do we make sure the outcome is a success?
A food system for the next 1000 years is being built.
with Brandon Alexander.
Brandon Alexander, CEO and co-founder of Iron Ox, will discuss how his team is revolutionizing the future of farming using artificial intelligence and robotic technology to make the next generation of our global food system more sustainable, delicious and convenient.
Docile fuel's Reliance is ours.
With Carlos Araque and others.
The world is going electric but it has to come from somewhere. As we reduce our reliance on oil, coal and natural gas, this panel looks at what else we can do to keep our cars rolling, our laundry spinning and our factories busy.
The winner of the pitch session will be announced.
The Extreme Tech Challenge was hosted by Bill Tai.
The special award winners of the extreme tech challenge are invited to pitch their innovative startup with the potential to change the world.
The challenge was sponsored by Extreme Tech.
Corporations can become better citizens.
Amy Burr is a partner at JetBlue Venture and Kentaro Kawamori is a partner atPersefoni.
Corporate social responsibility is a collection of programs that help corporations take a leadership role in society. Corporations can make a difference in financial, economic, societal and environmental issues.
Artificial intelligence in farming is the key to sustainable agriculture.
Farmers can use artificial intelligence to reduce their environmental impact. Climate smart farming strategies and applications of artificial intelligence will be covered.
Reducing your climate impact is related to cloud computing.
Fred Plais is withPlatform.sh.
It was sponsored by platform.sh.
The choice to deploy to the cloud is the better choice for the climate, but you can further reduce your emissions by taking a couple of key steps. The tech community is helping to mitigate climate change and there is a simple strategy to reduce your carbon footprint in the cloud.
Was leaving.
Megan O'Connor and Miranda Wang are related.
Reusing waste products hasn't always lived up to its potential despite the fact that recycling has been an environmental slogan for decades. The future of recycling will be discussed by a trio of cutting-edge companies.
The highlight video of the extreme tech challenge.
The challenge was sponsored by Extreme Tech.
There is an online only on June 16.
The Secretary of the Department of Energy is having a chat.
Climate desk analysis by techcrunch.
Fresh analysis and clips from the in-person talks can be found at the Climate desk.
There is a climate pitch-off.
Three companies will be pitching at the session on climate. Hailing from all over the world, founders will pitch for four minutes, followed by an intense Q&A with our expert panel of judges. Some key tips will be learned by the founding fathers.
The networking speed is fast.
There is a feedback session for startup pitches.
The Climate are invited to present a fast pitch and receive feedback from a staff member.
The Climate are invited to present a fast pitch and receive feedback from a staff member.
There is an online day on June 16 and in person on June 14. The price at the door will go up if you buy your pass today. We will be there to welcome you.
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