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Cleantech.org Presents the $100,000 GS Beyond Energy Innovation Challenge - Vimarsana News

Cleantech.org Presents the $100,000 GS Beyond Energy Innovation Challenge

Cleantech.org announced today that applications are open for the GS Beyond and GS Futures, the Silicon Valley-based innovation and investment arms of the South Korean headquartered global energy, power, construction, and retail conglomerate GS Group. The pitch competition winner will win a cash award of $100,000 with no strings, deliverables, or equity dilution. The top three startups will also be considered for pilot projects with GS Group. (PRNewsfoto/Cleantech.org) Energy Transition Ventures Logo (PRNewsfoto/Energy Transition Ventures) Finalists will be selected from a pool of 21 semi...

UT Hydrogen Startup Celadyne Receives Investment from Shell Ventures - Vimarsana News

UT Hydrogen Startup Celadyne Receives Investment from Shell Ventures

Date Time UT Hydrogen Startup Celadyne Receives Investment from Shell Ventures AUSTIN, Texas – Celadyne Technologies, a University of Texas at Austin spinout that makes materials to improve hydrogen fuel cells and electrolyzers, has received an investment from Shell Ventures. The startup aims to make fuel cells and electrolyzers more viable to power everything from long-haul trucks and drones to large-scale industrial processes. The company created a membrane that can operate at higher temperatures than traditional membranes and does not rely on high humidity, speeding up the key chemical r...

2020 was a breakthrough year for climate tech, and there's more to come in 2021 - Vimarsana News

2020 was a breakthrough year for climate tech, and there's more to come in 2021

December 30, 2020 Almost exactly 12 long, long months ago, I pontificated about the "roaring" decade to come for artificial intelligence. While 2020 was completely bonkers for so many reasons, all five areas where I predicted AI would have the most demonstrable impact — energy management ($8 billion in spending from 2020 to 2024), improving soil conditions ($360 million more for Indigo Ag), modeling climate risks (Microsoft’s "Planetary Computer," anyone?), protecting biodiversity and boosting supply chain traceability — continued to progress. Against the odds of a pandemic-distracted e...