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Climate Tech Acceleration Services
The transition to net zero is a significant business opportunity. EY and EY-Parthenon Climate Tech Acceleration teams work with scale-ups, investors, corporates and governments to help accelerate climate tech deployment to meet global climate goals.
What Climate Tech Acceleration teams can do for you
Technological innovation and scale-up is required at an unprecedented rate to achieve global net zero goals. It is also one of the biggest business opportunities of the century, with US$3.5t–US$4.0t of investment needed every year until 2050 to achieve global climate ambitions. To unlock the value of these new and innovative climate tech pools, companies and governments must work closely together and think about long-term value creation. Yet key unanswered questions remain: How do we overcome the technical, scaling and economic challenges required to catalyze growth and where does the required investment capital come from?
Advancing climate technology
EY and EY-Parthenon Climate Tech Acceleration teams help climate tech scale-ups, investors, corporates and governments accelerate climate innovation, unlock opportunities and create long-term, competitive advantage. To achieve this, we focus across the following technology areas:
- EVs and batteries
- Energy storage
- Green hydrogen
- Solar and smart grid
- Nuclear
- Carbon capture and removals
- Sustainable materials
- Food systems
- Smart buildings
- Adaptation solutions
Every organization is unique, and so are our solutions. With industry expertise across each focus technology area, we offer capabilities to help meet your specific needs and ambitions.
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