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https://www.theverge.com/2022/1/14/22882648/bill-gates-climate-fund-breakthrough-energy-rfp-europe-us

Bill Gates’ climate fund looks to funnel billions into carbon removal, green hydrogen, and more. It’s starting with projects in Europe and the US Bill Gates’ climate investment fund is moving forward with plans to funnel billions of dollars into emerging green technologies. This week, the fund, Breakthrough Energy, put out a Request for Proposals for projects in Europe through Breakthrough Energy’s Catalyst program. It comes after the Catalyst program released its first RFP for similar projects in the US last month. The Catalyst program, launched last June with the aim of enabling a zero-carbon economy through public-private partnerships, says it has fundraised $1.5 billion over the past six months and hopes to raise $3 billion by the middle of next year. It plans to use that money to boost four different kinds of technologies: green hydrogen fuels, sustainable aviation fuels, energy storage, and tech that captures carbon dioxide in the air. Back in August, Gates said that the Catalyst program would funnel $1.5 billion over three years into joint projects with the US Department of Energy if Congress passed a bipartisan infrastructure bill. That public-private partnership could trigger up to $15 billion in investments in the US, Catalyst estimated in August. B*den signed that bill into law in November, unlocking $1.2 trillion in investments — including tens of billions of dollars to promote electric vehicles, update airports, makeover the power grid, build out “hubs” for clean hydrogen, and direct air capture and pipelines for captured carbon. Now, Breakthrough Energy Catalyst says it’s poised to follow through on its funding pledge. The amount it ultimately gives, however, will depend on how promising the projects are. It plans to dole out funds for the first group of technologies over the next five years or so. “We feel very confident that the US has projects that would represent more than a billion and a half dollars of investment from Catalyst, but I don’t want to say they definitely will until we start evaluating those,” Breakthrough Energy managing director Jonah Goldman tells The Verge. “We’re not going to just give a billion and a half — these are serious, rigorous project evaluation processes that have to go on.” The projects that Catalyst ultimately selects in Europe might also be eligible for additional funds from the European Commission and European Investment Bank. Altogether, Breakthrough Energy hopes that the public-private partnership can mobilize $1 billion USD for European projects between 2022 and 2027. The fund also has plans to release an RFP for the UK this year, followed by funding opportunities for other parts of the world. “Critical for all these climate technologies is to get the costs down and to be able to scale them up to a pretty gigantic level,” Gates told The Wall Street Journal in August. Technology that removes CO2 from the air, called direct air capture, is a potent example of how much investment is needed. Today, this technology is in a very early stage and is very expensive. Microsoft, which pledged in 2020 to reduce and draw down more carbon dioxide than the company emits by the end of the decade, might have faced a bill of $9.6 billion to remove the company’s 2020 emissions. To help bring costs down and make good on its commitment, Microsoft also launched a $1 billion Climate Innovation Fund. But far more investment will be needed for the tech to become cheap and widely available. The other technologies that Gates’ Catalyst Program focuses on will similarly need a lot of help to get off the ground.

Krass

was jab ich gesagt? vorbörslich grün, runter geprügelt bis-5% und dann zu Börsenschluss fastwiederauf 0hochgekauft...... ohne Worte, oder?

Bei allen OEMs

Gerne Hugibugi. Kann sich natürlich noch ändern wenn die OEMs Geld in die Hand nehmen und die Technik kleiner und billiger wird. Steckt ja alles noch in den Kinderschuhen. Wobei ich sagen muss dass ich im Sommer 2007 auf den BMW Testgelände in Miramas schon einige Wasserstoff 7er fahren sehen hab. Diese Programme wurden aber bei allen nacheinander wieder auf Eis gelegt.

ich fahre fahrrad😏

ich hoffe schon das die erwartungen übertroffen werden. was etwas dubios wirkt ist schlicht das plug deutlich mehr verloren hat als nel, ballard und co. hoffentlich gibts da kein Insiderwissen

Longstrong—> Deswegen fahre ich ja auch einen Diesel…. 😇😊🤣

Ich denke/hoffe das die Erwartungen nicht übertroffen aber letztendlich passen werden

Nicht unbedingt Es könnte helfen erstmal einen Boden zu finden

naja, am 19. wissen wir wo der kurs hingeht

Danke achunas für die Info

Von dem Problem mal ganz abgesehen wäre es nicht möglich solch ein Fahrzeug wirtschaftlich auf die Beine zu stellen.