Stardust Solutions, a solar geoengineering startup, has unveiled new guidelines for projects aimed at combating global warming by reflecting sunlight. Their principles focus on using safe materials, scalable systems, and precise monitoring. The technology will only be deployed if deemed safe and necessary by national governments. This approach aims to set a responsible standard in the #ClimateTech space. https://www.eenews.net/articles/solar-geoengineering-startup-sets-its-own-rules/
Solar geoengineering startup sets its own rules

Stardust Solutions released safety principles as part of its effort to assuage concerns over the role of commercial interests in blocking the sun.

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Fourth Power, an MIT-founded startup, is developing thermal batteries that store energy as extreme heat between 1,900 and 2,400°C in carbon bricks. The system uses molten tin to transfer heat to thermophotovoltaic cells that convert light back to electricity, offering 10-100 hours of storage for data centres and utilities at lower cost than lithium-ion. https://news.mit.edu/2026/turning-extreme-heat-large-scale-energy-storage-0318 #Tech #Startup #News #ClimateTech #FourthPower
Turning extreme heat into large-scale energy storage

Fourth Power, founded by MIT Professor Asegun Henry, is developing large-scale thermal batteries that store excess electricity from utility grids and power producers by heating graphite blocks to extreme temperatures.

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MIT-founded 1s1 Energy has created boron-based membranes for green hydrogen electrolysers that reduce energy use by 30 percent. The startup, backed by MIT research, aims to make green hydrogen cost-competitive with fossil-based production methods. https://news.mit.edu/2026/toward-cheaper-cleaner-hydrogen-production-0403 #Tech #Startup #News #ClimateTech #DeepTech #1s1Energy
Toward cheaper, cleaner hydrogen production

Co-founded by MIT alumnus Dan Sobek, 1s1 Energy says it has the technology to finally make green hydrogen go mainstream. The company developed a filtration material for hydrogen electrolyzers it says requires 30 percent less energy.

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How Carbon Capture and ESG Drive Net Zero Emissions and Carbon Credit Opportunities

Content:
Can businesses achieve net zero emissions while creating new revenue streams?

With carbon capture technology and ESG strategies, the answer is yes.

Organizations are now turning emissions into value through carbon credits, while improving sustainability performance and meeting global climate goals.

#NetZero #CarbonCredits #CarbonCapture #ESG #ClimateTech #Sustainability

TECH REPORT - Data Driven Climate Assessments for the Insurance Industry - Download here: https://traveltechnologysolutions.net/media/Data_Driven_Climate_Asessments_for_the_Insurance_Industry.pdf #climatetech #insuretech
Active Surfaces, an MIT-founded startup, is developing lightweight flexible solar films using perovskite materials that can be peel-and-stuck to any surface. The company has raised over 10M USD and opened a 5,000 sq ft manufacturing facility in Woburn, Massachusetts. https://news.mit.edu/2026/active-surfaces-aims-to-install-peel-and-stick-solar-panels-everywhere-0324 #Tech #Startup #News #ClimateTech #ActiveSurfaces
Active Surfaces aims to install peel-and-stick solar panels everywhere

Active Surfaces, a startup with roots in the MIT Energy Initiative, is developing efficient, lightweight, flexible solar energy films designed for mass production and easy installation on any kind of surface. The company is now preparing equipment for its “first-of-its-kind” commercial-scale manufacturing plant.

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CO₂ emissions are still rising globally.
Reduction alone isn’t enough anymore.

We need carbon capture at scale.

#ClimateTech #CarbonCapture #NetZero

Finnish startup Sensmet has secured 1.5M EUR to scale real-time metals monitoring for battery production and recycling. The µDOES system enables online analysis of lithium and battery metals, helping improve metal recovery across Europe's supply chains. https://tech.eu/2026/04/01/sensmet-secures-1-5m-to-scale-real-time-metals-monitoring-for-europe-s-raw-materials-supply/ #Tech #Startup #News #DeepTech #ClimateTech #Sensmet
Sensmet secures €1.5M to scale real-time metals monitoring for Europe’s raw materials supply

Finnish developer of continuous metals monitoring technology, Sensmet, has received a €1.5m investment from EIT RawMaterials to help secure the supply of critical and strategically important raw materials. Sensmet's breakthrough technology, Micro-Discharge Optical Emission Spectroscopy (µDOES), enables online multi-metal analysis of aqueous samples. Critically important applications include the continuous monitoring of lithium and other battery metals during production processes and battery metal…

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Carbon Credits Explained: How Carbon Capture Creates New Revenue Streams

Carbon credits explained simply:

CO₂ is no longer just an emission — it’s a revenue-generating asset.

Capture CO₂
Convert into carbon credits
Trade in carbon markets
Unlock new revenue streams

https://carbelim.io/carbon-credits-explained-carbon-capture-revenue/

#CarbonCreditsExplained #CarbonCapture #CarbonCredits #ClimateTech #Sustainability #NetZero #GreenEconomy #ESG #SmartCities

EnerVenue, a California-based battery startup backed by Hong Kong tycoon Peter Lee Ka-kit's family office, has raised 300 million USD in funding to scale its next-generation energy storage technology. The company is setting up a regional headquarters in Hong Kong to coordinate regional sales. https://www.scmp.com/business/banking-finance/article/3348514/enervenue-plugs-us300-million-scale-next-gen-batteries-it-eyes-hong-kong-hub #Tech #Startup #News #ClimateTech #EnerVenue
Hong Kong tycoon-backed start-up raises US$300 million to scale battery push

The California-based firm will use new funding to scale manufacturing and expand globally, with Hong Kong anchoring its regional push.

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