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Their move to "build a platform" has the potential to disrupt the carbon market in positive, exciting ways
Ed Smith
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The market for voluntary carbon credits is growing faster than ever due to corporate climate commitments; what’s troubling is how it’s growing and what…
Ed Smith
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September 2021

The world (and LPs) need optimistic VCs, but they’ll have to do their part to make climate-focused funds pay off... and the place to do that work is in…
John Mulliken
Climate tech startups working to “unf**k the planet” need a nuanced perspective on how they will succeed until — and when — governments act
Ed Smith
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With just over 2 months to COP26, the clock is ticking for active support
John Mulliken

August 2021

Incontrovertible evidence on the science means political action more likely
John Mulliken
Or: “we've met the enemy, and it is us”
John Mulliken

July 2021

In a week of horrifying weather images and carbon market evolutions, I suggest we should keep our eyes on where private investment is moving
John Mulliken
A letter I wrote to Matt Levine: Why the world of “more active bets” on the energy transition is happening fast
John Mulliken
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A strong policy response is inevitable, predictable and necessary - so get a plan, start running your plan, and engage governments to regulate sooner…
John Mulliken
The misleading carbon pricing baked into many corporate climate commitments will be tested soon; that’s good for corporate capital allocation decisions…
Ed Smith
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June 2021

If the Bigger Short implies that everyone is short carbon emissions, where are we going to find the long emissions to cover that position?
John Mulliken
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