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What is The First Movers Coalition?

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The First Movers Coalition (FMC) is a global force for climate action, uniting over 100 leading companies to unlock the potential of emerging clean technologies. Here's what the founding members have to share about the goals of FMC.

The First Movers Coalition (FMC) is a global force for climate action, uniting over 100 leading companies to unlock the potential of emerging clean technologies. Recognizing that 50% of future emissions reductions will rely on technologies yet to scale, FMC leverages its members' combined purchasing power to create a powerful market demand signal.

This translates into $15 billion annual clean demand by 2030, accelerating the adoption of innovative solutions across seven critical sectors: aluminum, aviation, cement & concrete, shipping, steel, trucking, and carbon dioxide removal.

FMC's impact extends beyond individual sectors. By partnering with governments and other stakeholders, it fosters a collaborative ecosystem for financing, deploying, and scaling emerging technologies.

This holistic approach creates bankable projects and offtake agreements, building a robust pipeline for clean technology advancements. Ultimately, FMC aims to drastically reduce global emissions, paving the way for a net-zero future.

Learn more about the First Movers Coalition, an initiative in the Centre for Climate and Nature.

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