U.S. C3E Women in Clean Energy webinar series: Financing the clean economy

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Clean energy investment is critical to meeting the United States goals of 100 percent carbon-free electricity by 2035 and net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Financing of clean energy can rely on a variety of investment sources, including grants, tax credits, and institutional investors ranging from VCs to utilities. Significant investment in the space is occurring, including maturing clean energy technologies, shifting policies and incentive programs on the federal and state levels, and increased investor focus on ESG initiatives.

This webinar, hosted by the U.S. C3E Initiative—a collaboration between the U.S. DOE, MITEI, Stanford Energy, and Texas A&M Energy Institute, committed to advancing women’s leadership in clean energy—will feature recent U.S. C3E Award recipients and investors who finance the energy transition—Mira Inbar from ArcTern Ventures, Britta von Oesen from CohnReznick Capital, and Libby Wayman from Breakthrough Energy Ventures. They will discuss a range of topics including the evolving ecosystem of climate finance, the scaling of technologies, and consideration for early stage to late stage investments.