How climate tech innovations are taking over – Global Spotlight

From direct air capture plants in Iceland to battery-powered tuk-tuks in India, climate technology is no longer a niche — it’s the engine powering the world’s race to Net Zero.

In 2025, the pressure is real, economies aren’t just pledging carbon neutrality but they’re setting hard deadlines. The EU aims for Net Zero by 2050, the U.S. is cutting deep into emissions by 2035, and the developing countries are joining the race too—not as bystanders, but as builders. Kenya’s off-grid solar projects and Brazil’s biofuel advances are proving that climate solutions don’t need to wait for the West to lead.

Tech is bridging the gap, from carbon-capturing cement to AI-optimized agriculture, governments, startups and energy giants are betting big on clean, scalable solutions. These aren’t just green—they’re increasingly profitable. Global investment in climate tech crossed $75 billion last year—and it’s rising.

The stakes? Nothing less than the future of the planet. But for now, the shift is clear: green is the new gold—and the race is on.

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