The CarbonXprice winners were announced last week. Both CarbonCure Technologies and CarbonBuilt develop CO2-to-concrete technologies, despite CO2-to-polymers and CO2-to-chemicals companies…
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A system change compass In 2008 Mark Lynas, a science writer, published his book Six Degrees: Our Future on a…
Read more »Regional stakeholders in Zuid-Holland have worked on the so-called Roadmap Next Economy over the last few years, advised by Jeremy…
Read more »In his 2005 TED talk Professor in astrophysics, Martin Rees, wondered if this would be our (humanity’s) final century. We probably all…
Read more »The Volkswagen Group is betting on Electric Vehicles (EV’s), unveiling their plan to produce 29 million EV’s in the coming…
Read more »About a year ago, I wrote in my blog that sucking CO2 out of the air had gone from moral…
Read more »We visited the Cleantech Group’s Asia summit in Singapore on October 8th and 9th with a delegation from Rotterdam (vice mayor, city officials…
Read more »Big picture: summer reading “It is too late to be a pessimist”, I sometimes say, and continue to try to…
Read more »Blog by Fred van Beuningen Helsinki Was the place to be in the week of June 3rd with Artic15, Cleantech…
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The Future of Waste Our upcoming event is themed “the future of (no) waste”, capturing the central point of a…
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Energy Storage The recent Clean Tech Delta event looked at the future of energy storage. Storage absorbs and releases…
Read more »FROM SMART CITIES TO SMART PILOTS Technologists have promoted “smart cities” as utopias where webs of sensors, artificial intelligence, and…
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