COP26. Climate Tech 1000 + Open Source Taxonomy.

We are on a mission to map the future of Climate Technology.

Join us live from COP26 to learn more about the Climate Tech 1000 and the open-source Climate Tech Landscape.

Over the last 100 days (Jul-Oct 2021), HolonIQ has teamed up with regional partners around the world to identify the 1000 most promising Climate Tech startups globally. In the lead up the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26), HolonIQ’s inaugural Climate Tech 1000 includes Climate Tech startups and companies that are making a substantial contribution to climate change mitigation or adaptation through the application of new technology or scientific knowledge. The Climate Tech 1000 was instrumental to the development of the Climate Tech Landscape 1.0.

The Global Climate Tech Landscape 1.0 is an open-source taxonomy for climate innovation, providing a common structure and language for identifying, tracking and making sense of the breadth and depth of innovation happening in climate technology globally. The purpose of the Global Climate Tech Landscape is to create a granular and global open-source framework to enable insights such as:

Licensed under Creative Commons and as an open-source project, the taxonomy is available for anyone to support their own work in climate innovation, to identify an area of focus, or to locate their organization and their peers on the landscape.