How to invest in nature - Ling Min Hoon from GenZero

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Down to Zero

Florian Dahlhausen and Shaneez Mohinani

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We share the playbooks of leading VCs, entrepreneurs and experts in Silicon Valley and beyond about how to build a successful climate tech company.

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We share the playbooks of leading VCs, entrepreneurs and experts in Silicon Valley and beyond about how to build a successful climate tech company.

Careers

Business

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How to invest in nature - Ling Min Hoon from GenZero

Down to Zero

43 minutes 28 seconds

2 years ago

How to invest in nature - Ling Min Hoon from GenZero

Nature-based solutions can provide over 30% of the mitigation needed by 2030 to keep global warming below 2°C. Yet, many of these projects were found to have hugely overestimated their effectiveness in fighting climate damage earlier this year.

It sent shockwaves through the ecosystem: Prices for nature-based carbon credits plummeted from over $15 to less than $2 per ton.

Join us as we dive deeper into this critical, dynamic, and controversial space with Ling Min, Investment Director at GenZero, a decarbonization-focused investment platform wholly-owned by Temasek.

We cover:

- What nature-based solutions are and who invests in them

- Challenges of the NBS market, and why they are productive

- How GenZero identifies high-quality projects

- Advice for current and future climate tech entrepreneurs and investors

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