Summary
Sir Andrew Steer, former CEO of the Bezos Earth Fund, highlighted opportunities in investing in green technologies at a Newsweek event in New York City. The conference discussed sustainable solutions in energy and infrastructure with experts from various industries. Despite political challenges, participants focused on the economic sense and feasibility of sustainable policies.
Key Facts
- Sir Andrew Steer, who once led the Bezos Earth Fund, spoke about investing in green tech at Newsweek's event.
- The event, named "Powering Ahead: Innovations in Energy and Plastics Technology," took place on September 24, 2025, at One World Trade Center.
- Discussions covered various topics, including energy storage, electric vehicles, and reducing plastic waste.
- Participants included leaders from energy and manufacturing industries like Amazon, PG&E, and Electrify America.
- Though political landscapes are challenging, the emphasis was on the economic benefits of sustainable policies.
- The event aimed to highlight practical and optimistic solutions for climate challenges.
- Jeffery Young, the event’s host, encouraged solution-based discussions in the sustainability sector.
- The conference was sponsored by Kia and promoted networking among attendees to discuss green initiatives.
