Foley Hoag is pleased to announce that Mark Barnett will be participating as a panelist in an upcoming discussion on Financing Approaches to Effectively Scale Climate Solutions. This panel brings together leaders from across the capital stack to explore what is working, what barriers persist, and what innovative financing structures are needed to accelerate the deployment of climate technologies.
Mark will join a distinguished panel of investors and capital strategists—Jason Scott, Partner & Entrepreneur in Residence at Spring Lane Capital; Andrew Ehrlickman, Managing Director, Investments at Brookfield Asset Management; Frank O’Sullivan of S2G Investments; and Geraldine Alias of Three Cairns Group—to examine how different types of capital, from venture funding to project finance and institutional investment, can be more effectively coordinated alongside public incentives and policy frameworks to unlock private investment and bring climate solutions to commercialization at scale.