Saez-Gil: Carbon market capital flow is growing 50% year-over-year
Diego Saez-Gil · Diego Saez Gil - How Pachama Uses Tech to Solve Climate Change · Y Combinator · Jan 28, 2020 · at 17:07
Diego Saez-Gil, co-founder of Pachama, details carbon market expansion since the 2015 Paris Agreement.
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“The flow of capital going to carbon markets is growing. 50% year over year since the Paris Agreement.”
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