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State of Climate Tech 2024
Funding for climate tech start-ups is down. But PwC’s global climate tech analysis shows that patient investors are still finding opportunities.

Sustainability data and insights are becoming increasingly important for investors and stakeholders’ decision-making, as they demand to see how value is created for the company, and for society. With new compliance regulations, like the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB), and the EU Green Deal, just to name a few, environmental, social and economic responsibilities are becoming integral components of an organisation’s business strategy. Some may see these new regulations as a risk, but for forward-thinking companies it’s an opportunity to find new ways to differentiate. New ways to innovate. New ways to build trust. And new ways to create long term value.
To achieve sustainable growth, companies will need to reshape their business models based on reliable, high-quality data, which can be challenging to obtain. In our latest Global CSRD Survey, 58% of respondents stated that data availability and quality are among the biggest obstacles to efficient and accurate CSRD reporting and value capture. By leveraging advanced technologies, organisations can overcome data-related challenges and unlock margin improvement opportunities that accelerate bottom-line growth.
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Deeper reporting means deeper data – and opportunities to find new value. With PwC’s human-led, tech-powered approach, we can help you look beyond compliance to see the bigger picture. Spotting hidden potential for growth, innovation, efficiencies and trust building. Making reporting go further, moving from regulation to reinvention.
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Funding for climate tech start-ups is down. But PwC’s global climate tech analysis shows that patient investors are still finding opportunities.
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Renate de Lange
Global Sustainability Tax and Legal Services Leader, Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers International Limited
Tel: +31 (0)62 248 81 40