Our commitment to independent analysis and work, free from investor and political influence, is dedicated to accelerating cleantech innovation in critical industries, such as cement, aviation, and long duration energy storage, based solely on science. Support our work to close the remaining innovation gaps to reach net-zero emissions by 2050.
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Wir freuen uns über einen Beitrag auf unser Spendenkonto unter dem Betreff ‘Spende’:
Kontoinhaber: Future Cleantech Architects gGmbH
IBAN: DE15 3405 0000 0000 1384 61
Bank: Stadtsparkasse Remscheid
Please note: All donations through our partner organizations’ portals are 100% passed on to us (no fees are charged). Apart from Germany, donations through Effektiv Spenden are also tax-deductible in the Czech Republic and Switzerland.
If you would like to support our work from the Netherlands, we would recommend to do so through our partners Doneer Effectief.
Donation disclaimer
Future Cleantech Architects appreciates the support of all our donors in driving cleantech innovation harder. Contributions do not provide the ability to influence our internal mission, decisions, or activities, as we are techno-agnostic and impartial.
Bestätigung über die Freistellung von Körperschaft- und Gewerbesteuer
Future Cleantech Architects gGmbH, Martin-Luther-Str. 29, 42853 Remscheid, ist nach dem letzten uns zugegangenen Bescheid vom 23.08.2023 des Finanzamtes Remscheid, Steuernummer 126/5774/3787 gemäß § 5 Abs. 1 Nr. 9 KStG von der Körperschaftsteuer und nach § 3 Nr. 6 GewStG von der Gewerbesteuer befreit. Spenden an Future Cleantech Architects gGmbH sind gemäß § 10 b EStG steuerlich absetzbar. Wir bestätigen, dass die Zuwendung nur zur Förderung des Umweltschutzes einschließlich des Klimaschutzes gemäß § 52 Abs. 2 Satz 1 Nr. 8 AO verwendet wird.
Vielen Dank für Ihre Spende!
Future Cleantech Architects
''We are now ready to invest in its ambitious growth, supporting its organizational development as well as key programs in hard-to-decarbonize sectors requiring more innovation, namely zero-carbon fuels, industry, long-duration storage, and carbon removal technologies. We believe that if FCA is successful this could significantly improve the German and European climate policy response.''
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Founder's Pledge
„The science-based approach of Future Cleantech Architects (FCA) has significantly influenced the strategic investment decision on our new bus fleet. Our fleet consists of about 90 buses and we were considering two options: hydrogen buses (with a fuel cell) or all-electric buses with battery systems. The advice of FCA and their expert team has led us to decide against hydrogen (which will be more urgently needed in other applications) and go for a more efficient and economic all-electric bus fleet instead.”
Prof. Dr. Thomas Hoffmann
''Its aim is to promote innovation in Europe’s hard-to-decarbonize sectors by running key programs in, for example, zero-carbon fuels, industry, and carbon removal technologies. (...) You might be wondering if this kind of innovation really meets the “neglectedness” criterion — don’t we already have a lot innovation? In the US, yes. But in Europe, this kind of organization is much rarer.''
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Vox
''What is special about FCA's approach is that the organization not only takes on the advocacy for these technologies at the political level, but is also itself part of research consortia for the development of these technologies.''
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