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Another big week ($) for EV charging firms 🔌🔌:
• Connected Kerb (U.K.) raised $122M to expand on-street charging infra
• Flex Charging raised $5.9M to optimize 🔌 timing (e.g., for low demand + clean power times)
• Kopperfield raised $5M to simplify in-home charger installs
My favorite visualization of the week
h/t to @EnergyCredit1
The Earth when you finally quit your enterprise software sales job to work in climate tech
Gas-flaring, not always as efficient as we'd like (& as O&G co's would like us to believe)...
Add that to the list below of why we should be hyper focused on methane emissions to slow climate change
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/09/29/climate/gas-flaring-climate-methane.html
Reducing methane emissions would be one of the single best way to slow climate change.
Unfortunately, that's not what's happening.
It's time to destroy a bunch of methane (or, you know, use it). Here's what that looks like:
The Earth when you finally quit your enterprise software sales job to work in climate tech
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