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Imagine putting solar panels on top of an EVs to extend range, rolling out modules to power communities after hurricanes, or integrating solar into aerospace and transportation infrastructure. Now picture …
The agricultural industry is at a moment of reckoning, where it needs to both curb its contributions to climate change and adapt to the challenges of a warming world. For …
Greentown Labs’ 200+ startups are reinventing how our world operates—from how we power our homes, to how we manufacture our goods, to how we shape the built environment. Every one …
More than one-third of the 460+ million tonnes of plastic produced each year is used for packaging—meaning that addressing packaging’s reliance on plastics is critical for decarbonizing the manufacturing industry …
Cement is ubiquitous in our world, from our buildings, to our bridges, to our roads. Factor in that cement is responsible for eight percent of global CO2 emissions, and it …
It’s no secret that heavy industry has a major heat problem. Traditional manufacturing processes for critical materials—including cement, steel, and various chemicals—require temperatures in the ballpark of 1500°C, which are …
Greentown Houston’s 2024 Climatetech Summit was an immersive deep dive into the region’s groundbreaking climatetech startups, areas of strength and opportunities for growth in its energy-transition leadership, the landscape of …
74 startups. 675 audience members, and 553 more virtual attendees, 40 speakers, 67 investors, and 130 corporate leaders. That’s Greentown Boston’s 2024 Climatetech Summit by the numbers, but the event …
The buildings sector contributes as high as 39 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions; to change this, we need innovations that revolutionize how buildings are planned, built, retrofitted, and managed. …
The seven ACCEL Year 2 participating startups are working on everything from yeast-centered water treatment, to vertical-axis offshore wind turbines, to algae- and cellulose-based fashion beads. And in the first …