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We are so grateful Yet-Ming Chiang has devoted his energy and talent to the many opportunities in climate tech. This is a wonderful profile (pt. 1) of him by Catherine Clifford!

Learn why Yet-Ming Chiang "rocks" in part 2 of Catherine Clifford's awesome profile.

Thanks to Amy Feldman for a great conversation with our CEO Leah Ellis on industrial decarbonization, the public sector's support, and the "Cambrian explosion of cleantech 2.0." Catch the interview in Forbes here forbes.com/sites/alanohns…

The Engine Ventures recently raised $398M to help develop & commercialize "tough tech." The MIT-built fund backs startups working to decarbonize heavy industrial sectors like steel (Boston Metal), cement (Sublime Systems) & even beer 🍻(AtmosZero) canarymedia.com/articles/clima…

We applaud Congresswoman Valerie Foushee and Max Miller for introducing bipartisan legislation to accelerate low-carbon cement, concrete, and asphalt as a tool for addressing climate change while boosting American manufacturing and innovation. This public sector support is essential!

We had a great time connecting with our Holyoke neighbors at Fiestas Patronales de Holyoke this past weekend!

Founded by DMSE Professor Yet-Ming Chiang and former postdoc Leah Ellis, Sublime Systems has developed a sustainable way to make one of the world’s most common materials. buff.ly/4cpwmwq

Get ready for #ClimateWeekNYC! 🌍💼 Catch Nollaig Forrest, Holcim CSO, and Leah Ellis, Sublime Systems CEO, at the Sustainable Investment Forum North America. They’ll spotlight how startups are shaking up industries & accelerating decarbonization with innovative solutions.

Sublime Systems got its start at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and hit the ground running in Somerville. Soon, they’ll expand their impact with a facility in Holyoke and dozens of new jobs. It’s a Massachusetts success story that just became even more of a reality with the first-ever use of their

Tech firms & construction giants are pouring money into startups that aim to decarbonize cement & concrete—a tricky but crucial task. Maria Gallucci has the latest details, incl. announcements from CarbonBuilt & Sublime Systems: ow.ly/yVZn50TBLek

It was wonderful to host you both!