What Amazon’s $2 billion Climate Pledge Fund means for founders

Amazon has committed to converting its vast operations to net-zero carbon by 2040, and one path leading to that goal is its $2 billion Climate Pledge Fund, which aims to invest in startups that will help Amazon close the carbon gap. Matt Peterson leads that fund, and we are delighted that he will be speaking

Stanley Chan (Chen Qiufan), author of The Waste Tide: Looking back on the future

The science-fiction sub-genre “cli-fi” (climate fiction) goes back at least to Jules Verne’s Purchase of the North Pole (1889), but one of its modern masters is author Stanley Chan (Chen Qiufan), author of The Waste Tide, who will join the SOSV Climate Tech Summit (Oct 20-21) for a discussion with Jason Pontin, DCVC partner and

Join ARPA-E, The European Innovation Council Executive Agency, Elemental Excelerator, Katapult VC, and the NSF at the SOSV Climate Tech Summit

Don’t forget to register for the SOSV Climate Tech Summit—no excuses, registration is free (Oct. 20-21). We’re particularly excited about the 18 Breakout Sessions hosted by climate tech heavy hitters who invest in early stage accelerators and programs. The Sessions are live, attendees can ask questions, and presenters are decision-makers at these programs. These Breakouts

Go deep with Khosla Ventures, Prime Movers Lab, Techstars Energy, Energy Impact Partners, HAX, and Greentown Labs at the SOSV Climate Tech Summit

Registration is free for the SOSV Climate Tech Summit (Oct. 20-21) and the speaker lineup is impressive—including the 18 Breakout Sessions produced by top pre-seed and seed VCs and programs that focus on climate tech. The Sessions are live, attendees can ask questions, and presenters are top folks at each of the programs. These Breakouts

Beyond “beyond”—next-generation alternative proteins can help reach “peak meat”

Save the dates (October 20-21), the SOSV Climate Tech Summit will be here before you know it. Register for free. Seventy percent of Americans have tried alternative protein products, but the sector’s actual market share is still just around 3%. This suggests consumers are very open to foodtech, but durably making a dent in climate