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We’re excited to share that Sylvatex (SVX) is featured in the latest article and video from Series Green, exploring?The Next Generation of Battery Manufacturing! ? At Sylvatex, we’re committed to revolutionizing battery supply chains with our innovative, sustainable solutions. By improving resource efficiency and advancing domestic manufacturing, we're paving the way for a cleaner, more resilient future. Check out the full feature to learn more about how we're driving change in the #batteryindustry and contributing to a greener, more sustainable world. ?? ?? to video ?? ?? to article: https://lnkd.in/gTBsaKnu #Sustainability #ClimateTech #Innovation #BatteryManufacturing #GreenTech #Sylvatex #EnergyStorage #EnergyTransition #Manufacturing #EnergyRevolution #EVBatteries #CAM #Cathode #SVX // Virginia Klausmeier // Joe Adiletta // Brooks Chiongbian//Mouda Abusukheila//Carlos Faz//Ahmed Al-Obeidi//Bart Riley//Kelly Kay//K'Lynne Johnson//Mel Luetkens

“We make the plus sign of the battery in the lowest-cost, lowest-carbon way.” This elegantly simple description from Virginia Klausmeier, founder, CEO, and President of Sylvatex (SVX), captures how her climate-tech company is revolutionizing battery manufacturing. In our latest Series Green feature, we explore how this innovative startup is transforming the cathode - that crucial “plus sign” component that makes up over 50% of a battery’s cost and carbon footprint. Through a groundbreaking chemistry-agnostic, waterless production process, Sylvatex isn’t just making batteries more sustainable - They’re reimagining how and where they can be manufactured. Three fascinating insights from our feature: - How Virginia transformed her father’s environmental problem-solving mindset into a cutting-edge battery manufacturing technology that’s both simpler and cleaner - Why Sylvatex’s chemistry-agnostic, waterless process could unlock cost-competitive domestic battery production outside of China - Sylvatex’s impressive momentum in funding and partnerships paired with Virginia’s powerful vision of building environmental impact while championing work-life balance and diversity in clean energy leadership Watch Virginia share the Sylvatex story: https://lnkd.in/gK_JSeV8 Want to read it instead? Dive in: https://lnkd.in/gTBsaKnu Massive thanks to the Sylvatex team for making this feature possible! Be among the changemakers getting a first look at climate-tech entrepreneurship via our FREE email newsletter: https://www.series.green/ For any feature inquiries, please reach out: hello@series.green

What does it take to modernize our electrical grid for the renewable energy era? BluWave-ai believes artificial intelligence is the key - and they have the unique expertise to prove it. Through Series Green's newest feature, meet founder and CEO Devashish Paul, who brings a powerful combination of military discipline as a Royal Canadian Air Force veteran, athletic endurance as an over-30-time Ironman Triathlon finisher, and expert knowledge as a former semiconductor industry executive to lead his team in this complex challenge. In our compelling profile, learn: - How a pivotal moment during an Ironman World Championship in Hawaii sparked Dev’s vision to apply his computing experience to clean energy - Why BluWave-ai’s AI platform is crucial for utilities and fleet operators looking to maximize renewable energy usage while maintaining grid stability - How the success of one of BluWave-ai’s first deployments in the Canadian city of Summerside catalyzed their impressive global impact, from optimizing a 2,000+ EV taxi fleet in Dubai to managing city-wide energy dispatch in Mumbai This is a fascinating look at how mission-driven innovation paired with cross-industry experience and strategic timing can accelerate the world’s shift to clean energy. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/g6gNc-vR Big ups to Brandon Rohan Paul for the collaboration on this one! Sign up for our FREE email newsletter to be among the first to hear about more stories of climate innovation: https://www.series.green/ Interested in being featured by Series Green? Let’s chat: hello@series.green

A huge thank you to Patricia at Series Green for selecting to highlight our Wendy Owens and Hexas Biomass. What a wonderful experience we all had. Please take a moment to learn more about how Hexas Biomass began, and our commitment to produce an incredible feedstock! New year, new possibilities! Ever wonder if the grass could be greener? Here's a founder proving it can be... Introducing Wendy Owens, founder and CEO of Hexas Biomass, the company revolutionizing sustainable agriculture with a remarkably simple idea: "Cut the grass, leave the trees". Their breakthrough XanoGrassTM looks like "corn and bamboo had a baby" but acts like a superhero - growing 20+ feet tall in one season while healing damaged soil, replacing both wood and fossil fuel-based raw materials, and giving farmers a new revenue stream from land they thought was worthless. Join Series Green to explore: ? How leadership lessons from mountaineering and supply chain observations shaped Wendy's approach to climate solutions ? Origins of XanoGrass and why the future of biomaterials might look more like mowing your lawn than cutting down trees ? Game-changing reflections on building integrated, farmer-friendly business models Watch Wendy's story here: https://lnkd.in/gRRe7nnP Read our full profile: https://lnkd.in/gh5QGAZ4 Made possible with invaluable support from Rachel Pass Katzman - Huge thanks! Stay ahead of climate innovation - Subscribe to our FREE newsletter: https://www.series.green/ Got a feature inquiry? We'd love to hear from you at hello@series.green.

New year, new possibilities! Ever wonder if the grass could be greener? Here’s a founder proving it can be… Introducing Wendy Owens, founder and CEO of Hexas Biomass, the company revolutionizing sustainable agriculture with a remarkably simple idea: “Cut the grass, leave the trees”. Their breakthrough XanoGrass? looks like “corn and bamboo had a baby” but acts like a superhero - growing 20+ feet tall in one season while healing damaged soil, replacing both wood and fossil fuel-based raw materials, and giving farmers a new revenue stream from land they thought was worthless. Join Series Green to explore: - How leadership lessons from mountaineering and supply chain observations shaped Wendy’s approach to climate solutions - Origins of XanoGrass? and why the future of biomaterials might look more like mowing your lawn than cutting down trees - Game-changing reflections on building integrated, farmer-friendly business models Watch Wendy’s story here: https://lnkd.in/gRRe7nnP Read our full profile: https://lnkd.in/gh5QGAZ4 Made possible with invaluable support from Rachel Pass Katzman - Huge thanks! Stay ahead of climate innovation - Subscribe to our FREE newsletter: https://www.series.green/ Got a feature inquiry? We’d love to hear from you at hello@series.green.

From start to we're not finished decarbonizing heavy-duty fleets! This Series Green feature highlights the work Colin Huwyler and the Optimus team have done AND continue to do. The Optimus Vector System is installed on over 1000 heavy-duty trucks and has over 72 million miles of proof that you can reduce carbon emissions today! Read and watch the story of this incredible journey. Go to optimustec.com to start cutting your fleet's carbon emissions today! #environment #sustainability #climatetech #b100 #nochargingrequired Video: https://lnkd.in/eaghXXGM Article: https://lnkd.in/eY3ZdumM

The climate tech revolution is full of surprising origin stories. Here’s one you won’t want to miss... Meet Colin Huwyler, the founder and CEO of Optimus Technologies, Inc., who’s proving that sometimes the biggest climate solutions start in the most unexpected places - like a neighbor’s driveway. What began as a DIY project to convert a Volkswagen Jetta to run on recycled cooking oil has evolved into a groundbreaking company that’s transforming heavy-duty trucking. With over 72 million miles of proof and partnerships with industry giants like PepsiCo, Optimus is showing that fleet decarbonization isn’t just possible - It’s happening right now. Series Green's latest deep dive reveals: - How a college commuter’s sustainability project sparked not one, but two successful climate-tech companies - Why upgrading existing infrastructure can beat starting from scratch - an eight-year lesson in patience - Critical insights for entrepreneurs on perseverance, market focus, and strategic partnerships Watch the Optimus story, as told by Colin himself: https://lnkd.in/eaghXXGM Read our full profile: https://lnkd.in/eY3ZdumM Want more stories of climate innovation in action? Join our community for FREE: https://www.series.green/ Sincere nod to Bill Bettwy for helping us capture this remarkable journey! Are you pioneering climate solutions? Connect with us at hello@series.green.

We’re back with another deep dive into the world of climate innovation! Series Green spotlights successful venture-backed climate-tech founders and the companies they’ve built to reshape our sustainable future. Today, we’re featuring Noya, an Oakland, California-based startup that’s redefining carbon removal. Hear from co-founder and CTO Daniel Cavero to uncover how he and his co-founder, CEO Josh Santos, are leveraging resourceful prototyping and strategic partnerships to reduce atmospheric carbon dioxide levels so effectively that their own technology becomes obsolete. You’ll discover: - The entrepreneurial journey that led to Noya’s creation (Spoiler: It involves a run-in with the San Francisco Bomb Squad!) - Key insights into their innovative approach to direct air capture - Tactical lessons for fellow entrepreneurs Watch our exclusive interview with Daniel: https://lnkd.in/g5CBbC7P Read our full profile: https://lnkd.in/gBp7kx4d Want early access to more stories like this? Subscribe to our FREE email newsletter: https://www.series.green/ Special thanks to Camille Richman for helping bring this story to life! Are you building in climate tech? We’d love to feature your story. Reach out to us at hello@series.green.

Welcome to Series Green! Join us as we explore the entrepreneurial stories, insights, and tactics behind successful venture-backed climate-tech startups building toward a more sustainable future, straight from the founders. In our inaugural profile piece, we’re thrilled to share the story of pH7 Technologies, the Vancouver-based startup pioneering the sustainable extraction of critical metals. We had the pleasure of sitting down with founder and CEO Mohammad Doostmohammadi and learning more about his journey to starting and now leading pH7 as a trailblazer in the closed-loop revolution in mining. Hear from Mohammad’s own words through our exclusive live interview: https://lnkd.in/gycfquzG For our avid readers, check out our article showcasing Mohammad’s story with pH7 on our website: https://lnkd.in/g9Q_PFJ8 For first access to features like this, sign up for our FREE email newsletter on our website: https://www.series.green/ Special thanks to Saeed Govahi and Maryam Doost for all the help in coordinating this profile piece! We feel deeply grateful for this partnership and look forward to sharing more climate-tech stories, insights, and tactics with the world. If you or someone you know are part of a climate-tech startup interested in being featured by Series Green, please reach out to us at hello@series.green.