Philip Kessler

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Making green energy transportable by turning it into hydrogen carriers usable today. After spending 5 months traveling from South Africa to Kenya, I understood how urgently we need solutions to tackle the climate crisis. We often experienced floodings & droughts. Bridges were wiped away, roads were blocked, and people were displaced by the disasters. We have less than 2500 days left until we can no longer keep the 1.5-degree global warming target. If we want our children to experience nature in the way we do today, we have to curb emissions NOW. But how can we REALLY do more against emissions than taking the train, recycling waste, and picking McVegan over the Big Mac at McDonald's? Good question. Fortunately, having the experience of: • Growing my deep learning company from zero to 7-figures • Raising millions from worldwide investors • Making one exit …I had the financial means, the knowledge, and the courage to start a company with the goal of shaving 14.5% of the world's CO2 emissions within a decade. Today, we're not short of energy, it's just produced in places we don't consume it. By mass-producing hydrogen carriers from green energy, we close the geographical gap between pr

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