Cleantech Council meets online in October to discuss the viability of nuclear fusion as a future energy source and meet some of the startups and investors betting big that fusion is a cheaper, more efficient, and cleaner way to power the 21st century.
Cleantech Council delegates meet monthly to discover startups and innovation across clean, green, and sustainable technologies and build community with colleagues from like-minded corporations committed to paving the road to a sustainable future through partnership.
The past few years have witnessed an unprecedented acceleration in Nuclear Fusion towards a tangible terrestrial energy solution, driven by significant technological leaps and a surge in private capital. Indeed, over $7 billion has been invested in fusion startups, signaling strong confidence in its commercial potential.
Nuclear fusion, as a locally produced energy, is a cheaper, more efficient, and cleaner way to power the 21st century and its ultimate integration into the energy landscape will inherently piggyback on the current electrification of our energy infrastructure (based on solar and wind). But where are we on the technology curve?
This agenda opens with a host of startup introductions and pitches followed by a roundtable discussion among members, experts, startups, investors, and interested attendees. Startups invited to introduce themselves on this agenda are working on:
Thanks to the members who will lead today's Q&A.
This meeting takes place online in Cleantech Council's Virtual Lounge - a meeting room where attendees can visit presenting companies at their meeting tables, connect with attendees in separate areas, or generally mingle and network with other participants in groups or in private. This agenda starts with Company Introductions, followed by an interactive Roundtable Discussion with experts and interested attendees, and leaves 30 minutes at the end for networking and following up with today's presenters at their virtual tables.
Our Call for Speakers is open until August 19th. We encourage market leaders, topic experts and startups innovating in this segment to apply for a spot on this agenda here.
Regular participants include tech scouts, innovation strategy, partnership executives and corporate development delegates from:
The live and growing list of this month's registered attendees will be linked above 2 weeks before the meeting