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Lucas and Luna examine the business of climate tech: the companies, policies, and market forces behind the energy transition. Each episode starts with a specific decarbonization company — a solar installer, a battery recycler, a carbon-accounting startup — and traces its revenue model, unit economics, and competitive moat. Lucas draws on financial filings and industry reports; Luna tests assumptions with on-the-ground examples from manufacturing floors and project sites. Together they ask: Which climate technologies are actually profitable without subsidies? Where do government incentives create real market signals versus distortions? And how do incumbents like oil majors and utility giants respond when new entrants threaten their margins? The show is built for investors, analysts, and operators who need to separate viable ventures from green hype. No hot takes, no cheerleading — just the numbers and the strategic logic behind them. After each conversation, the listener should be able to explain why one battery chemist is scaling while another stalls, or why a carbon-offset startup's gross margin tells a different story than its press release.
Unknown Host hosts The Climate Tech Podcast with Fexingo: Energy, Sustainability, and Decarbonization Companies, a general show with 5 episodes published.
Episode 32 of The Climate Tech Podcast takes you inside a Danish startup that's solving one of renewable energy's biggest headaches: what to do with all that excess wind power. When the wind blows harder than the grid ca
Episode 31 of The Climate Tech Podcast dives into a lesser-known frontier of decarbonization: industrial waste heat recovery. Lucas and Luna explore how one startup, Thermonics Energy, is using solid-state thermoelectric
On this episode of The Climate Tech Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore how a Boston-based startup, AquaCycle, developed a new reverse osmosis membrane made entirely from recycled PET plastic. The company's breakthrough coul
Lucas and Luna explore the unlikely journey of coffee waste to bus fuel. A startup in London has figured out how to collect used coffee grounds from cafes and turn them into a biodiesel blend that powers city buses. They
Episode 28 of The Climate Tech Podcast explores a bold new approach to solar power: building arrays in the desert that operate at night using thermal storage. Lucas and Luna break down how startup HelioNight uses molten
Episode 27 of The Climate Tech Podcast: Lucas and Luna dive into the story of a startup that collects ocean-bound plastic from coastal communities in Southeast Asia and transforms it into industrial shipping pallets. The
This episode of The Climate Tech Podcast explores a groundbreaking approach to electronic waste recycling: using fungi. Lucas and Luna examine how a startup called Mycocycle is leveraging mycelium—the root structure of m
Every year, breweries produce millions of tons of spent grain — the leftover barley and wheat after mashing. Most of it goes to low-value animal feed or landfill. But a California startup called Upcycled Materials has fi
In this episode of The Climate Tech Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore the growing problem of solar panel waste and the startup that's found a way to solve it. With millions of panels reaching end-of-life each year, most en
Lucas and Luna dive into a surprising source of carbon removal: mining waste. They look at a startup called Arca, which accelerates the natural process of mineral carbonation — turning crushed rock from nickel and diamon
Lucas and Luna explore the world of algae-based carbon removal, focusing on one startup that grows algae in saltwater tanks, then dries and buries it to lock away CO2 permanently. They break down the numbers: how much ca
Episode 21 of The Climate Tech Podcast with Fexingo dives into a surprising corner of the circular economy: plastic waste turned into filament for 3D printing. Lucas and Luna profile a startup called ReFlow that has deve
Episode 20 of The Climate Tech Podcast explores a groundbreaking process that transforms a very unglamorous raw material—sewage sludge—into sustainable aviation fuel. Lucas and Luna talk through the chemistry, the econom
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore carbon mineralization—a process that turns captured CO2 into solid rock within two years, not centuries. They focus on one Icelandic startup, Carbfix, which has injected over 100,0
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore how one startup is turning methane—a potent greenhouse gas—into protein for animal feed and human food. They dive into the science of methanotrophs, the economics of gas fermentati
Most compostable packaging and food scraps end up in landfills, releasing methane. But a small biotech company called Circular Bio is using fermentation to turn those waste streams into succinic acid — a chemical used in
Episode 16 of The Climate Tech Podcast dives into the well-known geothermal drilling problem and one startup's radical fix. Lucas and Luna explore how a Houston-based company called GeothermEx (fictional but structurally
Episode 15 of The Climate Tech Podcast dives into the hidden world of water infrastructure — specifically, the 6 billion gallons of treated drinking water lost daily to leaks in the US alone. Lucas and Luna explore how o
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore how a small city in Vermont is using a community-owned microgrid to lower energy costs, stabilize the local grid, and generate revenue for residents. They break down the financial
Episode 13 of The Climate Tech Podcast takes you inside a California startup that has figured out how to convert agricultural waste — specifically cow manure — into a drop-in sustainable aviation fuel. Lucas walks throug
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