CleanTechies
#219 How to Win in ClimateTech Under Trump
Nov 8, 2024
The conversation tackles the challenges ClimateTech faces under the Trump administration. It highlights strategies for building politically resilient companies while navigating the shifting political landscape. Rural vs urban climate perspectives are discussed, emphasizing communication and collaboration. Innovative marketing and the importance of engaging non-climate investors receive focus. The podcast also delves into the potential opportunities in emerging technologies like hydrogen and the importance of strategic partnerships in progressive states.
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- Amidst political uncertainty, climate tech companies must adapt by framing their initiatives in terms of economic benefits and job creation.
- Investors are showing mixed sentiments towards climate tech, balancing concerns over policy rollbacks with emerging opportunities from state-level support and public demand for initiatives.
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Impact of the 2024 Election on Climate Tech
The outcome of the 2024 election is expected to have significant implications for climate technology. There is a mix of optimism and concern about the next administration's policies. While some areas may see support, such as hydrogen production and nuclear energy, there are likely to be reductions in tax credits for solar and wind energy. The removal of carbon emission restrictions and potential tariffs on imported solar panels could hinder the growth of renewable energy technologies, indicating a complex landscape for climate tech in the coming years.
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