Batteries, Cleantech, Energy, Solar
Ensuring we have plentiful energy to power our world, reducing the use of fossil fuel power generation and carbon emissions, embracing sustainable energy and food sources, successfully executing renewable energy projects, and adopting planet-friendly practices and technology are all critical to the health, well-being, and survival of people and other living things on Earth.
Addressing all that is complex and requires the help of many players and new technologies. The United Nations’ COP28 climate conference, at which about 100,000 delegates from around the world came together, helped to highlight how just complicated energy security and sustainability can be.
However, momentum around and investment in cleantech and climatetech are clearly building.
“Excitement around cleantech investments and manufacturing is back, and the money is flowing again,” MIT Technology Review recently reported. The 2022 U.S. Inflation Reduction Act, which provides credits for investments in wind, solar, energy storage and other renewable energy projects, helped renew this interest. In its 2024 renewable energy industry outlook, Deloitte writes that federal investments in clean energy and the decarbonization push have never been stronger and could move forward renewables and work to meet the country’s climate targets.
Deloitte highlights the uneven advance of renewables, noting that the outlook for the solar market has brightened in recent months, while wind power has “faced sweeping challenges.”
Batteries, meanwhile, are a hot area of growth. McKinsey notes the skyrocketing demand for batteries in major automotive markets in Europe and the United States. Forecasts call for 30% growth a year globally by 2030. The battery value chain is also growing by leaps and bounds. Estimates suggest it will increase by ten times between 2020 and 2030. And while demand for electric vehicles has seen some ups and downs and EV battery prices hit a record low in 2023, growth for EVs is brisk and “battery demand across EVs and stationary energy storage is still on track to grow at a remarkable pace of 53% year-on-year, reaching 950 gigawatt-hours in 2023.”
Momentum around and investment in cleantech and climatetech are clearly building
There are so many opportunities to power and protect our world.
But before your company can get the funding and/or customers it needs to make an impact, you will need to get in front of investors and prospects to tell your unique story of value. And you will want to remain in the spotlight to show your thought leadership and add to your growth.
Bospar can help there.
Our public relations, social media and content creation professionals will work with you to craft
relevant pitches, make a splash on social media platforms, produce engaging text and video,
and connect you with the analysts, media outlets and reporters that are best positioned to
share your story with your target audiences – and generate a new kind of electricity for your
business.
Check out the successful PR campaigns Bospar created for these companies:
- Bospar helped introduce Cognite to the U.S. market with local media tours, thought leadership and a campaign on how the company was redefining the oil & gas workforce.
- For Innovate UK, Bospar secured coverage in WIRED, Denver Business Journal, Engadget and Wind Power Engineering & Development, among the client’s other target outlets.
- A successful PR campaign Bospar engineered drove a record-breaking number of media registrations for InterSolar North America, led to hundreds of articles, 135 million impressions, a 139% increase in Twitter followers and a 162% increase in Facebook fans.
- When PowerGenix, an established leader in environmentally friendly nickel-zinc battery technology, wanted to break into the automotive industry, Bospar hit the gas – securing coverage in Automotive World, Car and Driver, and a wide range of other media outlets.
- The Wall Street Journal, TechCrunch, The Verge and many other top media outlets covered the Series A announcement from Rondo Energy, a pioneer in decarbonization tech for industrial organizations, as a result of Bospar’s PR outreach efforts.
- Bospar also delivered great PR results for SolarEdge, Stem and Switch.
Whether you provide solutions related to geothermal energy, hydrogen power, solar panels, wind turbines, or other existing or renewable energy sources, we can help you tell your story.
Bospar’s PR efforts secured attendees from Fortune, Forbes, Reuters and the San Francisco Chronicle for InterSolar — resulting in nearly 300 original articles and 135M impressions over a weeklong event
