Pitching Skills
with Carbon13’s co founder and CSO, Michael Langguth
Upcoming pitching opportunity: Live Delta Pitch on the 18th October
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Session resources
Feel free to download these resources to refer to throughout the programme. Please do pay particular notice to tips on pitching skills and pitching opportunities in the programme.
Presentation
Michael’s deck from Phase 1, Week 2
Session recording
Pitching skills and introduction to delta pitches
October Delta Pitches
Your opportunity to share or learn about ideas emerging from Cohort 7. Do reach out to the idea owner if you are interested in learning more!
| Idea owner | Idea description | Recording and deck |
| Daniel Csonth | How might we power data centers with 24/7 clean electricity? |
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| Ali Izadi | E3 (Energy, Emission, Economy) - Digital twin platform for Hydrogen Ecosystem |
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| Daniel Csonth | How might we scale utility scale solar construction capacity? | |
| Jonathan Grey | Fluoropolymers are used extensively in high-tech industries and applications, and we generate 50-100 kt/year of waste, yet global recycling rates are less than 1%. This idea proposes investigating processes to enable more effective fluoropolymer recycling and establishing a more circular supply chain |
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| Parag Vyas | Solar thermal power: Concentrated solar power is an alternative technology to solar photovoltaic power. It is traditionally seen as more expensive and so less favoured. However new advances in generating and storing high temperature thermal energy makes it more versatile. Imagine having solar power whenever you need it. On demand 24/7 instead of only when the sun is shining. It combines the advantages of solar energy with the flexibility of large scale energy storage. | |
| Harry Smith | Low infrastructure wave power generation - Solve the low adoption of wave power technologies through floating platforms |
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| Michael Castle | Heat pumps |
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| Bono Xu | Domestic food waste | |
| Prerna Jain | ||
| Ollie Potter | Invasive Species - the $400Bn problem |