Good Energies Foundation
Good Energies Foundation’s goal is to help prevent climate change and mitigate its harm, especially to people who live in poverty. We focus on two levers that reverse climate change: clean energy and forest protection. Backed by a family of entrepreneurs, Good Energies Foundation invests in early-stage market solutions and funds efforts to bring successful approaches to scale.
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