Su$tainable Mobility

24/09/2023

This was a watershed week for climate.

With a commitment from Governor Newsom to sign a bill, it is now the EU and California ensuring that any company of any meaningful scale will soon be forced to annually disclose its entire emissions portfolio.

You can't improve what you don't measure...

Check out the full details in the newsletter:

https://alexmitchell.substack.com/p/mandatory-emissions-disclosure-just

Vol 64

17/09/2023

Heading to NYC Climate Week? Today there's a special edition of the Su$tainable Mobility newsletter to prep you for all things at the intersection of and , , , and .

A few highlights:
- What could be the world’s largest lithium deposit was just discovered
- Airports are having to be redesigned due to climate impacts (floods, excessive heat)
- Amazon just open sourced the EV charging roadmap for trucking in Europe
- Trek Bicycle is getting into the circular economy of bikes
- Is Lime killing it on the profits front...or just good at PR?

Vol 64

14/09/2023

Looking to keep up to speed on what's happened in the world of , , and ?

Here's what got covered in the last issue of Su$tainable Mobility in
, , , , , , , and the

Link in the first comment

08/09/2023

Next week could make history in the transportation space. The UAW is ready to go on strike. What's the story behind the story? Electric vehicles...

Vol 63

07/09/2023

Startup founders often find the journey bewildering. Just figuring out where to go to find certain resources can be a mystery.

For those who are in the spaces of cleantech and mobility, we created this handy dandy guide to help followers figure out the basics about scaling their businesses.

Vol 51

03/09/2023

Ever been to Disney World in Florida? If you have, you've probably visited EPCOT, Disney's tour of the world.

But the real story behind EPCOT is significantly more complex. EPCOT was Walt Disney's last big project and was meant to be a residential community. In short, Walt was trying to redesign the American city with public transport at the center and the private car mostly out of the picture.

Vol 58

02/09/2023

What happens when micromobility meets aviation?

In sum, you have a more efficient way of getting people (and small goods) around an airport. The Ami isn't technically a car, but instead is a quadricycle. As a sort of "minimum viable car" it hits a significant number of use cases at a dramatically lower price point than a traditional car.

I saw this in the Istanbul airport a few weekends ago. Thoughts?

02/09/2023

Interested in better understanding the very complicated world of EV charging?

This post from Oct 2022 put Tesla's EV network advantage in context.

https://alexmitchell.substack.com/p/sutainable-mobility-is-teslas-supercharger

Vol 38

02/09/2023

Know a cleantech founder trying to hack the world of debt?

This guide helps cleantech founders understand how to balance the tradeoffs between equity and debt.

Vol 54

02/09/2023

Trying to keep an eye on the next emerging startup in cleantech?

Here's a few companies to check out, featured in this edition of the Su$tainable Mobility newsletter:

Charge (Remote) / Founder: Valentin Meissonnier
EVLUV (California, USA) / Founder: Guzel Lumpkin
KB Powertrain (California, USA)/ Founder: Brad Ketchel
New Day Hydrogen, Inc. (California, USA)/ Founder: Seth Terry
SiriNor (Norway) / Founder: Lars Erik Robertsen
TekTracking (New York, USA) / Founder: Gregory Fogarty, Rail Technology Specialist
WideSense (California, USA) / CEO: Santosh Alexander
Yank Technologies, Inc. Technologies (New York, USA)/ Founder: Josh Yank

Subscribe to find hundreds more cleantech startups...

Vol 62