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Clean tech is the future for startups - Stefan Söderling, Fund Manager & CEO Almi Invest Greentech

from The Switch - to a green economy

Fifty percent of technologies that are needed for reaching net zero by 2050 are not yet invented. Where does that leave investors (and everyone else) in tackling the climate crisis?Are startups the solution for reaching net zero and does this make climate tech a hot investment? Also, what is the investor’s responsibility in the climate crisis? These are just some of the many questions we asked our new guest in The Switch Podcast, Stefan Söderling, who we met at the CleanTech Scandinavia conference in Oslo. Stefan is Fund Manager & CEO at Almi Invest Greentech, where he has overall responsibility for teams and investments in Almi Invest’s Greentech fund. He also works with his own investments, which involves finding, investing in and developing innovative companies withgrowth potential as well as implementing an exit strategy from the holding. He is interested in ethical and sustainable investments that improve our climate, environment and society.

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