Welcome team Aigen to the ReGen family!
Aigen is #automating#regenerative#farming and natural land restoration at scale with a process that requires no consumable inputs (water or fuel) other than #robots and sunlight.
https://t.co/0DCDHuM3Zu
@tommcquillen explains why we're focused on the intersection of climate and consumer demand, and why that means we've had to update our 'Villain Test'.
Climate positive companies have a competitive advantage.
We've updated our internal 'Villain Test' to be a positive screen for those companies who are not only building a better product, but also tapping into massive pools of latent consumer demand.
https://t.co/nwikcO1Jj6
ReGen Ventures, a VC run from Byron Bay by a former Macquarie Bank and UBS banker has finalised the first close of a new $US50m ($66.4 million) fund, aimed at backing ambitious climate tech startups. https://t.co/CIaEJxXd4y
Half of FTSE 100 companies link executive pay to ESG targets. Exec comp will increasingly become linked to climate targets, creating massive demand for solutions that can help companies decarbonise. https://t.co/fdlQe2Nx7S
What does the future of food and agriculture look like in a decarbonised world? Here's my piece on synbio explaining what we're looking for @RegenVentures and introducing some of the best startups we've seen in the space @vowfood @hoxtonfarms@galy_co
https://t.co/vHwJh114z8
One of the questions we get asked the most is 'what does regenerative technology actually mean'? @ReGenVC answers that question and why it's important for climate change: https://t.co/XQ9nmIyfM5
We've been doing a lot of thinking at @RegenVentures about what the world looks like when the marginal cost of producing energy is $0. Green Hydrogen is one technology that may be enabled; here's a great primer on the state of the industry in Australia: https://t.co/FfUTIv3e7u