Communications strategy and executive thought leadership is important in every industry – but in climate tech, it’s essential for standing out in a crowded marketplace and cutting through the noise. The clean energy transition is in full swing and organizations of all sizes should be looking at assertive PR strategies.

The accelerated adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) has changed the automotive industry forever. Tax credits and subsidies have lowered the initial cost barrier for many. According to the Edison Electric Institute, the number of EVs on U.S. roads is projected to reach 26 million in 2030, up from 19 million in 2018. All eyes now turn to whether or not domestic infrastructure to charge all those EVs can keep pace. This rise in EV popularity can be attributed to several factors, including a greater awareness of the environmental impact of traditional gasoline-powered vehicles and advances in EV technology. The decreasing cost of EV batteries and the availability of government incentives and tax credits also have contributed to this increased adoption.

TV meteorologists across the country had been increasingly talking about the impacts of climate change and their newscasts and are helping viewers to understand how the changes in our climate impact their local communities, and why it's so critical to find solutions.

In this episode of the Sustainable Finance Podcast, Silverline Founder and CEO Laura Taylor dives into the dynamic climate and clean tech landscape and shares what she’s seeing from early-stage and late-stage investors entering the market and looking to refine their messaging.

Rich Steinberg, expert in eMobility, automotive industry veteran and Silverline’s Mobility Advisor discusses how leveraging opportunities in EV charging infrastructure and strategic partnerships will drive the next phase of electric vehicle growth.

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In this first episode of Climate Tech Break, our team of clean energy and clean tech experts dives into the hype about hydrogen. It may be the world’s simplest and lightest element, but green hydrogen is a heavy hitter in the effort to decarbonize on a global scale.

Silverline President Laura Taylor, an expert in reputation management, thought leadership and organizational growth strategies, explores the pivotal role Sen. Joe Manchin plays in the potential passage of major investments in clean tech and clean energy.