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Reprised | Clean Energy Meets Its Match: Crux Accelerates Deal Flow (opens the original)
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There are trillions of dollars of clean energy projects ready to be built—and trillions more in capital waiting to fund them. But the system connecting the two is too slow, fragmented, and expensive. That gap is what Alfred Johnson set out to close. A former Treasury official who helped steer markets through the 2008 financial crisis and later served under Janet Yellen, Johnson co-founded Crux to build the financial software layer the energy transition was missing. Crux connects developers, manu
The Planet Needs Better Products, Not Better People (opens the original)
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People aren’t looking for a mission. They’re looking for products that improve their lives. In this Supercool episode, host Josh Dorfman takes us back to China 30 years ago, when a billion people rode bicycles but nobody wanted one. Everybody wanted a car. He realized China would have a billion of them—and wondered where all the oil would come from. Three decades later, China is still getting its cars. But the cars are changing. During the first half of 2026, almost half of all vehicles sold the
Boats That Fly: 5x More Efficient Across Four Continents (opens the original)
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How do you make boating an extremely efficient form of transportation? You lift the boat out of the water. Vessev’s electric hydrofoils use underwater wings to raise almost the entire boat above the surface, dramatically reducing drag. The result is a new class of commercial passenger vessel that’s three to five times as efficient as a conventional boat, cheaper to operate, and feels like flying. The opportunity goes beyond electrifying today’s boats. Cities around the world are crowded with car
They Called Him Nature Boy. Now 45 Climate Tech CEOs Call Him for Advice. (opens the original)
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Climate tech CEOs are running a long, consequential, high-stakes race. Where do they go when they hit unfamiliar terrain? Chris Wedding created Entrepreneurs for Impact so they could turn to each other. Through Entrepreneurs for Impact, he brings together 45 CEOs of investor-backed climate companies to candidly share what’s working, what’s broken, and what they’ve already learned the hard way. Chris brings an unusual combination of experience to the room: a PhD in environmental science, a backgr
Artifacts from the Future: Reimagining Sustainable Interiors with David Bergman (opens the original)
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We think of a building as something permanent. Its interior is anything but. A lease comes up. A new tenant moves in and renovates the space. The building may last for 100 years, but its interiors will be updated again and again. Old materials get ripped out and thrown away. New materials take their place. David Bergman has spent decades working to change how the industry approaches sustainable interior design. He teaches Sustainable Systems at Parsons and directs the world’s only degree program
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