Since the original cleantech or climate tech boom in the late 2000s, a lot has changed. Solar and wind are now mainstream energy generation technologies. Smart devices, including bulbs, thermostats, appliances and water sensors, are widespread in homes and businesses. Car manufacturers have expanded their electric vehicle product lines to all price levels and fast-charging infrastructure is becoming ubiquitous. And even though policy has lagged development in some parts of the world, climate tech is seeing adoption in areas that haven’t traditionally been hotbeds of innovation, including agriculture (agtech), manufacturing and multifamily housing.
Inkhouse has experience working with a number of innovators across the climate tech spectrum targeting a wide array of audiences - residential and consumer, commercial and industrial, utilities, policymakers, and regulators. We understand the complexity of the climate tech story arc and are ready to help the next generation of changemakers get their stories heard.
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