Pachama

11 statements across 1 episodes · 8 bullish · 0 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Jan 28, 2020 by Diego Saez-Gil · said 13 times in 1 episodes since 2020 · across every show →

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Jan 28, 2020 positive
Disclosure
Pachama partnered with the world's two largest satellite companies
“We partnered with the two largest satellite companies in the world, and we're, you know, sourcing really good imagery from them”
Diego Saez-Gil Jan 28, 2020 ▶ 27:45 Diego Saez Gil - How Pachama Uses Tech to Solve Climate Change · Y Combinator
Jan 28, 2020 positive
Disclosure
Pachama turns carbon credits into digitally traceable assets
“We're trying to make it a digital asset in which you can trace digitally everything from how a credit was issued, how it was calculated, how it's monitored, and how it's traded.”
Diego Saez-Gil Jan 28, 2020 ▶ 19:04 Diego Saez Gil - How Pachama Uses Tech to Solve Climate Change · Y Combinator
Jan 28, 2020 positive
Disclosure
Diego Saez-Gil told Pachama investors mission will always precede profits
“I told them before accepting their money, look, okay, now you're convinced that this is a good business. I want to tell you, this is a long-term company. It's mission driven. Always the mission is going to be before profits. And it's going to take time. You kn…”
Diego Saez-Gil Jan 28, 2020 ▶ 37:06 Diego Saez Gil - How Pachama Uses Tech to Solve Climate Change · Y Combinator
Jan 28, 2020 neutral
Assertion Partly supported
Saez-Gil: Carbon credit prices range between $5 and $20 per ton
“Today, you know, prices, prices of carbon credits range between five and 20 dollars.”
Diego Saez-Gil Jan 28, 2020 ▶ 13:50 Diego Saez Gil - How Pachama Uses Tech to Solve Climate Change · Y Combinator
Jan 28, 2020 positive
Disclosure
Pachama raised double its target from Ryan Graves, Sacca, and Accel
“We ended up racing almost twice as much as we wanted to race initially from an amazing group of people. Our lead investor is Ryan Graves, the co-founder of Uber. He, who has experience building a global marketplace. We got investment from Chris Saka, who, you …”
Diego Saez-Gil Jan 28, 2020 ▶ 34:29 Diego Saez Gil - How Pachama Uses Tech to Solve Climate Change · Y Combinator
Jan 28, 2020 neutral
Assertion Supported
Saez-Gil: Software company emissions average six tons per employee annually
“There is an estimation that, that, you know, for a company like that, It's about six tons per employee per year, the emission.”
Diego Saez-Gil Jan 28, 2020 ▶ 13:42 Diego Saez Gil - How Pachama Uses Tech to Solve Climate Change · Y Combinator
Jan 28, 2020 positive
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Saez-Gil: Remote sensing and AI allow precise forest carbon estimation
“Those data points of the forest, and you can be incredibly precise today at estimating carbon storage and carbon capture by forest.”
Diego Saez-Gil Jan 28, 2020 ▶ 11:08 Diego Saez Gil - How Pachama Uses Tech to Solve Climate Change · Y Combinator
Jan 28, 2020 positive
Disclosure
Pachama onboarded 10+ projects and closed 10+ customers in year one
“We onboarded over 10 forest projects in the US and Brazil into our platform that we analyzed, validated, and, you know, listed on our platform. We have closed over 10 customers.”
Diego Saez-Gil Jan 28, 2020 ▶ 29:42 Diego Saez Gil - How Pachama Uses Tech to Solve Climate Change · Y Combinator
Jan 28, 2020 positive
Assertion Contradicted
Pachama's ML model predicts New England forest carbon under 1.5% error
“And we demonstrated, this is the work of, ah, Elias, who is the PhD that works with us, ah, for four years he was working on this and he demonstrated in New England, less than 1.5% error at predicting how much carbon is there in a forest, comparing...”
Diego Saez-Gil Jan 28, 2020 ▶ 26:34 Diego Saez Gil - How Pachama Uses Tech to Solve Climate Change · Y Combinator
Jan 28, 2020 neutral
Assertion Supported
Saez-Gil: Offsetting a software employee's footprint costs $50 to $150 annually
“Between 50 and a 150 dollars. Per employee per year for a service company. At that price level.”
Diego Saez-Gil Jan 28, 2020 ▶ 14:08 Diego Saez Gil - How Pachama Uses Tech to Solve Climate Change · Y Combinator
Jan 28, 2020 bullish
Disclosure
Pachama assumes carbon markets will expand even without regulatory changes
“Definitely, we are acting as if there's not gonna be any change in regulation, and still this is gonna be a big market.”
Diego Saez-Gil Jan 28, 2020 ▶ 41:59 Diego Saez Gil - How Pachama Uses Tech to Solve Climate Change · Y Combinator
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