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​​Climate Tech Policy And The Inflation Reduction Act: How NY Climate Week Startups Have Adapted Since The IRA And What’s Next

Josh Santos, Noya
Sophie Bakalar, Collaborative Fund
Sasha Stashwick, Carbon180
Kevin Bush, Molten Industries
Kathy Hannun, Dandelion Energy
Event by: Noya x Union Square Ventures x Collaborative Fund
Format
In-person
Duration
1 hour 30 minutes
Language
English

12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Union Square Ventures: 817 Broadway, Floor 14, The Library
Public event

New York City,
United States

Noya

How have climate technology startups adapted since the passing of the landmark Inflation Reduction Act? What more policy work must be done to stimulate rapid deployment of climate change solutions?



Hear from climate tech founders, investors, and policy experts. Includes presentations, moderated Q&A panel, and light lunch. Hosted by Noya, Union Square Ventures, and Collaborative Fund.


In this session, we will learn how the passing of the IRA impacted several climate technology startup founders' businesses and outlooks:

 

  • Josh Santos, Co-founder and CEO of Noya

Deploying Direct Air Capture technology to remove excess CO2 from the atmosphere.

  • Kathy Hannun, Founder and President of Dandelion Energy

Offering affordable geothermal installations that provide heating, cooling and hot water to homes.

  • Kevin Bush, Co-founder and CEO of Molten Industries

Producing low-cost, clean hydrogen to decarbonize the world's chemical and heavy industries.

 


We will then learn from Sasha Stashwick, Director of Tech Policy at Carbon180 - the climate NGO on a mission to reverse two centuries of carbon emissions.


Please join us for a final Q&A and open climate policy discussion with the speakers, moderated by climate investor Sophie Bakalar, Partner at Collaborative Fund.