FCA's Milestones 2022
In 2022, Future Cleantech Architects has been able to grow our team by hiring exceptional talents both for our cleantech analysts’ unit and our communications team, expanding our presence to four European countries.
This allowed us to partner with our friends from UN Climate Change, UNIDO, and EIT InnoEnergy to host a major cleantech innovation festival –The ARC– in June. Further milestones included the release of two episodes of our series “The Basics & The Gaps” – one on hydrogen and one on cement – as well as our comprehensive participation at COP27 in Egypt, which included several FCA-run sessions dedicated to cleantech innovations.
The FCA Timeline
Research Projects
Continuous work on research consortia such as CemSol and on LDES
Policy Briefings
Policy briefings with members of the European, German, and Federal Parliaments
The Basics & The Gaps #1
Hydrogen: an overview on the challenges and opportunities of hydrogen and its production
The Cleantech Race
We aired the third episode of the Cleantech Race: The Innovation Summit
The ARC Future Cleantech Festival
Europe's most ambitious cleantech innovation festival will come back next year
The Basics & The Gaps #2
Cement: an overview of decarbonization pathways for the cement production industry
COP27 in Egypt
We hosted comprehensive sessions on green hydrogen and cement decarbonization
Top 8 Climate NGO
Listed by Vox as one of the most efficient climate organizations
Mobility Day NRW
FCA emphasizes the need to prioritize hydrogen for hard-to-abate sectors
The Basics & The Gaps
FCA factsheet and animation series: our latest episodes cover hydrogen and cement.
The ARC Future Cleantech Festival
The ARC22 brought together global leaders to accelerate innovative solutions.
FCA at COP27
FCA co-hosted Green Hydrogen Day at COP27, addressing key innovation gaps. We also hosted a session on cement decarbonization, exploring challenges and solutions for a net-zero cement industry.
One-on-one briefings
FCA held 10+ policy briefings with European and German parliamentary officials, advising on key topics like hydrogen, cement, long-duration energy storage, and carbon contracts for difference.