STATION DC Climate Week Roundtable
If you're building or deploying technology that changes how we measure, mitigate, and adapt to climate change—come spend part of your day at STATION DC on April 21st, between 10 am and 12 pm, as part of DC Climate Week.
Agenda:
10 am - 11 am: Roundtable Discussion
11 am - 12 pm: Networking
This roundtable will be hosted by STATION DC member Rob Link. A lifelong entrepreneur and creative disruptor with a deep commitment to environmental sustainability, Rob has spent his career at the forefront of the circular device economy — founding one of the first electronics repair and refurbishing businesses in the country, building the policy infrastructure behind Right to Repair as founder of the nonprofit TCA (Tech Care Association) and past board member of Repair.org, and recently launching eWaste Warriors to confront the global e-waste crisis head-on. He is now deploying a new startup that is a AI-driven circular device lifecycle platform targeting the $800B+ reverse logistics and circular electronics market.
The conversation brings together climate tech founders, engineers, corporate sustainability leaders, investors, defense and national security professionals, and public-sector stakeholders working at the intersection of climate and technology, including:
Energy Transition & Grid Modernization: renewables integration, energy storage, grid resilience, and distributed energy platforms
Carbon Measurement & Removal: emissions monitoring, carbon capture, MRV technologies, and offset verification tools
Climate Intelligence & Risk: climate modeling, physical risk analytics, supply chain resilience, and early warning systems Built
Environment & Decarbonization: building energy management, electrification, green materials, and sustainable infrastructure
Defense, Security & Climate Resilience: installation hardening, operational energy, critical infrastructure protection, and climate-driven threat assessment
Capital, Policy & Deployment: climate finance, regulatory compliance, ESG execution, and scaling technology from pilot to portfolio
We'll have coffee, fast Wi-Fi, flexible workspace, and conference rooms—plus a community focused on moving climate technology from demonstration to deployment at scale.
Drop in to work, meet future partners or customers, trade lessons from the field, or plug into the climate tech ecosystem bridging startups, enterprise, government, and defense—all during one of DC's biggest weeks for climate action.
No membership required. Bring someone who should be in the room. DC Climate Week is not responsible for this event. It is organized by the organizing group, and being listed on the DCCW calendar is not an endorsement of content or partners.