Who's leading in climate tech? 🏅

We're releasing our latest insight, this time on 25 leaders in climate tech. Read on for the findings and top 5 highlighted companies.

The latest climate report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) emphasized a heating planet's disastrous and likely consequences, unless we dramatically reduce our consumption of fossil fuels and extract carbon already emitted into the atmosphere. That's a big what-if as governmental policy and public investment have yet to address the crisis with the urgency required, despite increasingly desperate pleas from climate scientists. The IPCC report’s section on investment recommends a 2x increase of investment in climate technologies. As many have pointed out, this recommendation goes far beyond paper straws.

Meanwhile, the war in Ukraine rages on, casting a harsh light on our energy dependence on fossil fuels. The U.S. imported 700,000 barrels of Russian crude oil and refined petroleum per day in 2021, directly or indirectly contributing to Putin’s war chest. With embargos now placed on Russia, and gas prices spiking in the U.S., President Biden has urged countries such as Venezuela and Saudi Arabia to pick up the slack to meet our energy needs.

There’s never been a better time for private industry to step up to address the climate crisis. In this report, we examine the 25 highest-growth leaders in climate tech, from electric aviation to the future of farming.


To find out about the full list of companies, click here.