Roger Martella
CSO & CCOGE VernovaWhere ClimaTech Wins: Research-backed pathways for climate technology innovation, policy, and leadership
Massachusetts is emerging as a proving ground for climate solutions — not just because of company momentum, but because of the depth of research, test…Massachusetts is emerging as a proving ground for climate solutions — not just because of company momentum, but because of the depth of research, testing capacity, and real-world deployment environments that help climate technologies mature faster. A…Massachusetts is emerging as a proving ground for climate solutions — not just because of company momentum, but because of the depth of research, testing capacity, and real-world deployment environments that help climate technologies mature faster. As the clean energy transition accelerates, a central question comes into focus: What does the research say about what actually works to scale climatetech—and what’s still missing to unlock the next wa…Massachusetts is emerging as a proving ground for climate solutions — not just because of company momentum, but because of the depth of research, testing capacity, and real-world deployment environments that help climate technologies mature faster. As the clean energy transition accelerates, a central question comes into focus: What does the research say about what actually works to scale climatetech—and what’s still missing to unlock the next wave of innovation? In this fireside chat, leaders from GE Vernova and Schneider Electric will explore the evidence and insights shaping climate technology innovation today — from grid modernization and electrification to supply chains, workforce readiness, and commercialization. The conversation will highlight how research partnerships, demonstration projects, and data-driven decision-making can de-risk new technologies and accelerate adoption — alongside the policy and leadership choices needed to bring breakthrough solutions to market.Show MoreClick the title to see all detailsShow More
