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Saving the Planet with Beer?! π»
Who Knew a Cold One Could Be So Eco-Friendly...
Hey EkoFam,
Welcome to another edition of our newsletter! πΏ
This week, we're diving into some exciting topics, including zero waste initiatives, thousands gathering in San Francisco for Climate Week, and even exploring the potential of beer to save the planet! πΊ
Zero Waste π¦π±
SSS π
Beer for the Planet π»
Climate Week π
Venture Building βοΈ
EkoHero π»π³
But amidst all the discussions, here's a question to ponder: Can small actions actually help save the planet? Let's find out! π
Zero Waste π¦π±
Wholesome zero-waste idea π₯Ή This man leaves the fur shed by his cat outside so that local birds can use it to build their nests!
π« Donβt leave out fur that has been contaminated with flea treatments or shampoo.
π₯ @teddieandcasper
Polar Beer Taps π»π»
Beer for the Planet? Cheers to That! πΊ
Who would've guessed?
Ice-cold beers, wines, and mixed drinks can help reduce our carbon footprint.
Every keg poured through Polar Beer Taps' proprietary machine slashes the CO2 equivalent of a car off the road for 5km.
And we've been racking up those saved km's.
Together with Polar Beer Taps x ClimateDoor:
Evolved from prototype to production.
Demo tech at dozens of beer festivals and for beverage execs.
Welcomed first investors, including several value-added members.
Secured debt financing for scaling up.
Developed an AI, Alfred, optimizing daily operations.
Launched lead gen system, setting the stage for our first franchise.
But here's the real buzz:
It's the people that make all the difference.
This journey? Powered by a village.
A team where strengths combine, fueling growth, sustainability, and good unit economics.
That's the real trifecta.
Curious about joining over 25+ investors and discovering more about Polar Beer Taps? π»π»
The SSS is up this week after, the highest it's been in Q2 thus far. The Mature Climate and Growth Climate markets have both been climbing over the last week, while the Regulated Carbon market has stayed low.
As we've discussed in previous weeks, the consumer price inflation report for March came out more aggressive than expected, resulting in delayed predictions of when the Fed will begin cutting interest rates. As the markets wait for this announcement, it can be expected that there will continue to be fluctuations.
Interesting news emerged on the 24th, after industry experts announced that the Voluntary Carbon market is being scaled with the help of new demand drivers and de-risking measures. If these changes gain more traction, the market has the potential to become a much more reliable tool for companies and investors.
San Francisco Climate Week π
ClimateDoor President, Nick Findler, and CEO, Chad Rickaby, are currently attending SF Climate Week.
Our President, Nick Findler, along with our CEO, Chad Rickaby, and COO, Kaelin Hickford, are currently immersed in the action at San Francisco Climate Week.
It's the second annual SF Climate Week, and it's shaping up to be one of the world's biggest climate events, perfectly aligning with ClimateDoor's mission to strengthen the climate ecosystem. π
Stay tuned for the latest updates on Climate Week as our team returns back to our Vancouver headquarters! π¨π¦
Venture Building Note of the Week
Let's harness the power of storytelling in our innovation journey.
This week, focus on how we communicate the narrative around our projects and technologies.
A compelling story can transform abstract concepts into relatable experiences, making complex ideas accessible and engaging.
Encourage your team to think about the stories behind the work: Who does it impact? What challenges does it address? How does it change lives?
By weaving these narratives, we not only capture the imagination of our audience but also deepen our own understanding and passion for our work.
Here's to a week of storytelling, where every pitch, demo, and meeting tells a tale that resonates and inspires.
Let's give our innovations the powerful voices they deserve.
EkoHero π»π³
Nguy Thi Khanh is a visionary leader making waves in Vietnam's power sector, renowned for her effectiveness in driving change despite challenging social and political landscapes.
Recognizing Vietnam's vulnerability to climate change, she has championed renewable energy and energy efficiency solutions since 2007, founding the Green Innovation and Development Centre (GreenID) in 2012 to promote sustainable development.
Through GreenID, Khanh has mobilized experts and civil society to advocate for clean energy alternatives, earning her global recognition, including the prestigious Goldman Environmental Prize in 2018.
With a focus on accelerating Vietnam's transition to renewable energy, Khanh's initiatives aim to enact supportive policies, foster green financing, and raise public awareness to power a cleaner, healthier future for Vietnam and beyond.
THOUGHTS ON TODAYβS ISSUE?
Wrapping Up Our Eco-Adventure! πΏ
Remember, Every Little Bit Helps on Our Journey to a Greener World!
Stay Green until Next Thursday... π±π
β Eko
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