Come as You Are: Why Climate Tech Needs You and the Skills You Already Have 🌳
summary
EnergyHub runs nearly a million smart devices for about 60 utilities covering roughly a third of the U.S., using distributed systems, APIs and big-data ingestion to shift electric demand and avoid new fossil plants. Western snow season is 34 days shorter (1982–2016) and fire season is up ~78 days since the 1970s; a Marshall Mesa blaze forces a five‑day evacuation and ash inside homes. Project Drawdown and Speed & Scale show we already have tech solutions; climatebase.org lists hundreds of Python roles hiring now.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:49Climate crisis impact
- 10:41Snow season decline
- 12:07Fire season increase
- 21:56Urban wildfire evacuation
- 31:54Project Drawdown solutions
- 37:39Speed and Scale plan
- 39:46Finding climate jobs
- 42:57Call to action
