Rapid rise in corporate climate-tech investments complements support from public grants
Kathleen M. Kennedy (),
Morgan R. Edwards,
Claudia Doblinger,
Zachary H. Thomas,
Maria A. Borrero,
Ellen D. Williams,
Nathan E. Hultman and
Kavita Surana ()
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Kathleen M. Kennedy: University of Maryland College Park
Morgan R. Edwards: University of Wisconsin-Madison
Claudia Doblinger: Technical University of Munich
Zachary H. Thomas: University of Wisconsin-Madison
Maria A. Borrero: University of Maryland College Park
Ellen D. Williams: University of Maryland College Park
Nathan E. Hultman: University of Maryland College Park
Kavita Surana: University of Maryland College Park
Nature Energy, 2024, vol. 9, issue 7, 773-774
Abstract:
Investment in climate and energy (climate-tech) startups is growing in the US and worldwide, with public grants backing high-risk sectors and publicly funded startups exiting at higher rates with corporate investment. Public policies to incentivize corporate investment in these startups can therefore be an important, yet sometimes underestimated, part of meeting net-zero goals.
Date: 2024
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