Decarbonization is a megatrend

An expensive ticket for the future

Welcome to the third part of this deep dive focused on unveiling the frontier of decarbonization. Last time, we spoke about why we need heavy industries to deploy and operate renewable technologies needed to transition toward a low-carbon economy.

Unfortunately, we need to do another reality check: technology alone is not enough.

Technological innovations and companies are known to be costly, and to be constantly in need massive amounts of money to launch, market, and scale their solutions.

And that’s exactly the topic of today: money 💵

How can we build a low-carbon future using money as a supercharger for innovation and discovery?

Let’s find it out in today’s issue of TCTB.

Building momentum

If you understand the basics of general finance, you might know that investing is not an easy job.

It’s an activity that (if done correctly) requires a deep enough understanding of the target market and a constant focus on following trends and historic data that might prove you wrong.

By the way, I’m talking about active investing. Passive investing is cool but doesn’t really fit with the topic of today.

All investments with a % of risk are due to the uncertainty that even the best idea on the market might not work for a variety of reasons: no product market fit, low maturity of the solution, tough times in raising funds. I could go on with the list, but I think you got the idea.

In the decarbonization space, the degree of uncertainty skyrockets 🚀