About this episode

Jamil Wyne discusses the challenges faced by climate tech founders in securing venture capital and the future of funding in this sector.

Jamil Wyne, climate tech investor, educator, and lead author of Oxford's Climate Tech Opportunity report, joins Garr to unpack why the venture capital playbook is failing many climate companies, why adaptation and resilience are still dangerously underfunded, and where hope actually lives in 2026.

Topics covered

• venture capital
• climate tech
• funding
• adaptation
• resilience
• investment

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