The Wilkes Center for Climate Science and Policy has announced nine finalists for its 2026 Climate Innovation Prize. These ventures are developing a range of solutions, including low-carbon construction materials, cleaner chemical manufacturing, and sustainable agricultural practices to reduce global emissions. The finalists will pitch their business models at the Wilkes Climate Summit on May 13. The prize targets high-impact solutions that face significant uncertainty or limited traditional funding, providing a critical bridge for early-stage climate technology and policy-driven operational changes.
