A resilient business model is crucial in unpredictable political climates, as climate tech startups prepare for varying presidential policies on climate change and funding.
Sam Calisch, CEO of Copper, emphasizes that with proper planning, climate tech companies can thrive regardless of electoral outcomes, showcasing adaptability in business strategy.
The Inflation Reduction Act has significantly bolstered clean energy initiatives, facilitating investments in electric vehicles and solar technologies that thrive under supportive governmental policies.
Trump’s potential election poses risks to climate tech by targeting the repeal of substantial funding and support for clean energy established under the Biden administration.
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