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NEW ORLEANS (press release) – New Orleans Entrepreneur Week (NOEW), happening March 11-16, is proud to feature a diverse line-up of expert speakers that

IVCA is a not-for-profit industry body promoting the alternate capital industry and fostering an investing ecosystem in India.

Climate-tech startup Varaha raises $8.7 million in funding led by RTP Global, with participation from Omnivore, Orios Venture Partners, and Norinchukin Bank. Varaha focuses on reducing carbon emissions in Indias agricultural sector and aims to expand globally, helping farmers through regenerative agriculture practices.

The European Council and the European Parliament have approved a provisional framework aimed at certifying these technologies to attain net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.

Israeli scientists have developed sustainable aviation fuel they say will play a key role in countering climate change.  

/PRNewswire/ -- The "Growth Opportunities in the Global Climate Tech Market" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.coms offering. This report analyzes...

Watch the ondemand video of the Roundtables session: Building a Cleaner Future: Better Batteries and Their Materials. Available only to MIT Alumni and subscribers. Hosted by Casey Crownhart, Climate reporter, David Rotman, Editor at large, James Temple, Sr Editor of Climate & Energy. Learn more about what battery technologies will matter, how we will build them, and the community impacts.

/PRNewswire/ -- Join the American Solar Energy Society (ASES) at SOLAR 2024: Connecting Technology & Policy, the 53rd Annual National Solar Conference. This...

HSBC, the largest bank in the UK, has teamed up with Google to provide funding to fast-growing climate technology firms. The companies selected by Google for its Google Cloud Ready-Sustainability program will receive financing from HSBC.

Under terms of the partnership, HSBC will look to provide financing to companies cherry-picked by the U.S. technology giant to join its Google Cloud Ready-Sustainability programme. Members of the programme undergo a validation process, with Google assessing quality and efficacy of the technology in development as well as its traction among customers.