Kavita Surana

Jun 18, 2024 | nature.com | Kathleen Kennedy |Morgan Edwards |Claudia Doblinger |Zachary Thomas |Nathan E. Hultman |Kavita Surana | +2 more

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.