First Movers Coalition: How investing in tech could save the climate

May 25, 2022

A photo showing the panel of the Davos session 'Press Conference: First Movers Coalition Announce Expansion'

These global leaders met to announce the expansion of the First Movers Coalition to the world. Image: World Economic Forum/Mattias N

Kate Whiting

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John Kerry and Bill Gates pictured at Davos 2022, during the First Movers Coalition expansion announcement.

“The greatest disrupter of business will be climate crisis if we don't move fast enough Image: World Economic Forum/Mattias N

First Movers Coalition is increasing investments in climate tech for a decarbonized future. Image: PwC

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US Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry said the technology being invested in by the First Movers Coalition would encourage others to accelerate progress to meeting climate goals. Image: PwC

A chart showing how global climate tech investment compares to global emissions across sectors. First Movers Coalition

How investment compares to emissions. Image: PwC

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