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As AI Strains the Grid, R-Zero Cuts Building HVAC Energy 20 to 40 Percent
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 23, 2026 R-Zero’s Physical AI platform uses real-time occupancy to reduce ventilation energy in existing buildings, with no capital investment and savings verified against utility bills. SAN FRANCISCO, June 23, 2026 /PRNewswire/…
Three-year agricultural loan program delivers environmental and financial benefits to farmers
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In 2022, Farmers Business Network (FBN), in collaboration with Environmental Defense Fund and Gradable, launched the Regenerative Agriculture Financing (RAF) Operating Line program. Results from the three-year program demonstrate the value of rewarding farmers for…
DBL Partners is thrilled to announce that Jake Harris has been promoted to Partner
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Top 10 Impact Investment Leaders to Watch
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Nancy Pfund named to Top 11 Women Investors in 2026 by CIO Women Magazine
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Meet the 11 women investors shaping global finance in 2026. From asset management giants to venture capital pioneers & angel investors, these leaders are funding innovation & redefining the future of investing. To see the…
Chestnut Carbon: A new frontier in corporate responsibility
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At its core, the concept of carbon credits is one filled with promise. Companies balance their carbon emissions by investing in projects that remove carbon from the atmosphere and replenish forests. When done well, this…
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Natural Carbon Solutions Finance: DBL’s Déjà Vu Moment
DBL’s twenty-year path from foundational investments in solar to catalytic investments in natural climate solutions offers a unique view of the arc of early 21st century climate innovation.
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Beyond The Burn
Orange skylines, smoke-tinged air, emergency “go bags” packed—these are becoming all too familiar as extreme wildfires become regular occurrences amid the climate crisis.
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Forests of Innovation
The impacts of climate change are increasingly visible, including severe fire seasons and extreme weather events that are becoming a regular part of life for many Americans.