Location: Boulder, Colorado
Laura Friedman is a clean energy entrepreneur and climate tech advisor who has spent her career at the intersection of technology and sustainability. Based in Boulder, a hub for climate innovation, Laura has founded and advised companies in solar energy, battery storage, and carbon capture. Her writing at Nano Write covers the technologies and business models that are driving the transition to a low-carbon economy, from new materials and manufacturing processes to policy and investment trends. Laura holds a Master's in Energy Engineering and is a recognized thought leader in the clean energy space. She believes that innovation is the key to solving the climate crisis and her articles highlight the companies, technologies, and leaders making a difference. Laura is also an avid climber and skier who finds inspiration in the natural world.
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