At @WorldFund, we have always believed that science is the best tool to identify the technologies that could have the most impact on mitigating climate change. But, as climate financing continues to develop at pace, the scientific methods fall behind. We need more tools, metrics, and counsel on science-based investing to enable a successful climate tech boom. That's why we are very proud of @TUBerlin's paper that was just published in the journal Highlights of Science: Assessing the Climate Performance Potential of Start-ups: Insights and Guidance on Environmental Sustainability Assessment of Young Ventures They studied our methodology to put it into the scientific context of impact assessments and to develop it further. This means our methodology is not only grounded in science and scores great among all currently studied dimensions, but we also have actionable steps to improve on specific areas. This also means that from now on, "Climate Performance Potential" is a scientific terminology that will be able to be used looking forward. This is an essential step to staying close to the scientific community. Thank you to the co-authors of the paper Felice Diekel, Vanessa Bach and Matthias Finkbeiner, as well as Dr. Constanze Trautwein. Have a read! 👉🏼 bit.ly/3POMXjU #climateperformance #climatetech #research #ad