- Falling Clean Energy Costs – Solar, wind, and battery storage continue to get cheaper, making renewables more competitive than fossil fuels.
- Government Policy Support – Major economies, including the EU, Asia, and Australia, are investing heavily in climate tech innovation.
- Corporate Climate Commitments – Businesses like Microsoft and Apple are pushing for net-zero targets, driving demand for sustainable solutions.
- Resilient Private Investment – Despite economic headwinds, climate tech startups secured over $70 billion in funding in 2024, and momentum is expected to continue.
- Breakthroughs in Hard-to-Abate Sectors – Green hydrogen, carbon capture, and alternative fuels are making faster-than-expected progress in industries like steel, cement, and aviation.
- Growing Consumer Demand – More people are choosing electric vehicles, plant-based foods, and circular economy solutions, pushing companies to go green.
- Exponential Climate Innovation – Incremental advances in AI, materials science, and efficiency tech are adding up to significant progress.
- Expansion of Carbon Markets – More regions are adopting carbon pricing, making decarbonisation financially viable.
- Resilient Startups – Climate tech startups are maturing, moving from R&D to commercialisation, and adapting to challenges.
- Sustained Public Support – Activism and public pressure continue to push governments and businesses towards stronger climate action.
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