# Climate Tech Canada

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## Posts
- [The wildfire capital gap](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/the-wildfire-capital-gap): Canada's building the full wildfire tech stack — prevention to recovery. Now how do we scale it?
- [Climate capital cools: H1 funding recap](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/climate-capital-cools-h1-funding-recap): $475M across 28 deals as capital splits into early bets and backing winners
- [Pathways payoff](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/pathways-payoff): The Pathways carbon capture projects gets the greenlight - and what it says about Canada's energy strategy
- [Is Climate Software Dead?](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/podcast-is-climate-software-dead): How AI is rewriting the software-as-a-service playbook for founders and investors with Geordan Hankinson (VC at Renewal Funds) and Mike Hejmej (CEO at Senpilot)
- [DAC delivers](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/dac-delivers-deep-sky): Deep Sky delivers its first verified DAC removals to RBC, Microsoft at a critical time for the sector.
- [What It Takes to Make Carbon Pricing Stick in Canada with Clean Prosperity](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/podcast-clean-prosperity-canada-carbon-pricing-mou): Breaking down the Canada<>Alberta MOU and where we go next with Etienne Rainville, VP of Central Canada for Clean Prosperity
- [Accelerating Climate Innovation with Philanthropic Capital](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/podcast-climate-solutions-prize): Galith Levy, CEO of the Climate Solutions Prize, on philanthropy's unique - and underrated - role in scaling climate solutions
- [Closing the Heat Pump Adoption Gap with Stephen Lake, Jetson](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/podcast-jetson-stephen-lake): How Jetson is bringing a consumer product mindset to disrupt the traditional HVAC industry
- [Turning Toronto Into Canada's Climate Hub](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/tocw-toronto-canada-climate-hub): Toronto Climate Week's Becky Park-Romanovsky on putting Toronto on the map
- [Beyond the lab at TOCW](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/beyond-the-lab-at-tocw): What we heard at Toronto Climate Week: emerging theses, FOAK realities, and the case for Canada
- [Metal sovereignty](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/metal-sovereignty): Rio Tinto's $1.5B low-carbon aluminum plant goes live - and its long-term bet on decarbonization.
- [ESG's quiet rebound](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/esg-quiet-rebound): La Caisse backs Novisto to build the infrastructure behind mandatory disclosures.
- [Alberta's carbon bargain](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/alberta-carbon-bargain): What $130 per tonne and new price floors mean for the economics of industrial decarbonization.
- [Second-life storage](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/second-life-storage): Vancouver's Moment Energy just raised $40M to turn retired EV batteries into grid storage - without touching China's supply chain.
- [CDR's infrastructure play](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/carbon-removal-infrastructure-play): Can a world-first hub for carbon removal crack the cost and scale equation for mineralization?
- [Sovereign scale](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/sovereign-scale): Canada's new $25B sovereign fund - and what Singapore and Norway can tell us about where capital will flow
- [Beyond hydro](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/beyond-hydro): Hydro-Québec's 3 GW call for wind power diversifies beyond hydro - and has the makings of a domestic supply chain.
- [Turning Retired EV Batteries Into Domestic Energy Storage](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/podcast-moment-energy): Sumreen Rattan, COO at Moment Energy, on the second-life these for energy storage and building at gigafactory scale
- [Breaking China's grip on graphite](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/breaking-china-grip-on-graphite): NMG lands $410M to build North America's first integrated graphite supply chain - and challenge China's dominance.
- [BECCS Blueprint](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/beccs-blueprint): Microsoft's 15-year BECCS offtake is shaping up to be a blueprint for Canadian CDR
- [The Future of Home Energy with dcbel](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/podcast-dcbel): Marc-André Forget⁠ is the founder and CEO of ⁠dcbel⁠, a startup transforming our relationship with energy at home. 
- [Deploying drones for wildfire defence with FireSwarm Solutions](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/podcast-fireswarm-solutions): Alex Deslauriers on the future for wildfire suppression
- [The Economic Case for Carbon Removal with Na'im Merchant](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/podcast-economic-case-for-carbon-removal-naim-merchant): How carbon removal makes hitting Canada's net-zero targets cheaper, and what a new $100M commitment unlocks 
- [Methane movement](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/methane-movement): The Canada-Alberta methane agreement is a win for monitoring startups - if new rules have teeth.
- [$6.5B to keep AI cool](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/keeping-ai-cool): Ecolab buys Calgary's CoolIT for $6.5B to scale liquid cooling
- [Will Hormuz tip the scales for clean energy?](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/hormuz-tip-the-scales-for-clean-energy): High prices and long-term volatility put energy security back in the spotlight.
- [Clean Compute: Powering Canada's Sovereign AI](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/clean-compute-powering-canada-sovereign-ai): Canada's $100B+ AI data centre boom is creating real climate tradeoffs. Explore the clean compute opportunity landscape for Canadian founders and investors.
- [From removals to revenue](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/from-removals-to-revenue): A $100M coalition to accelerate carbon removal, and a pulse check for Canadian CDR.
- [A $500M bet on greener forestry](https://climatetechcanada.ca/p/green-forestry): Canada's $500M forestry funding wants to find new markets - and greener products.