Storage in the Built Environment: Climate Capital x Goodwin NYC Climate Week Lunch + Fireside Chat with Sam Calisch @ Copper
As part of New York Climate Week, Resilient Systems Capital (RSC) and Climate Capital are bringing together founders, investors, climate leaders, and close friends for an afternoon of conversation, connection, and community, hosted with our partners at Goodwin.
We’ll kick things off with the RSC fireside chat featuring Sam Calisch, Co-Founder and CEO of Copper, exploring how energy storage is evolving beyond utility-scale projects and standalone batteries into an integrated layer of the built environment.
Following the fireside chat, we’ll continue the conversation over a private lunch hosted by Climate Capital and Goodwin, bringing together up to 50 LPs, founders, venture partners, advisors, and close friends. It will be a chance to connect with fellow climate leaders, share perspectives, and hear what’s ahead for Climate Capital and the broader climate ecosystem.
Thanks, as always, to our friends at Goodwin for partnering with us and sharing their space. Goodwin sits at an unusually productive intersection for a conversation like this one, bringing together leading practices in real estate, private equity, investment funds, technology, and climate tech.
-The Climate Capital and RSC Teams
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