The Conduit Convenes Climate Technology Leaders in London Forum
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The Conduit's Forum space recently hosted a significant gathering of the climate technology community, bringing together investors, corporate partners and academic institutions around three emerging founders working at the intersection of sustainability and innovation.
The evening demonstrated the club's capacity to function as a convening platform for purpose-driven business leaders and entrepreneurs addressing systemic environmental challenges.

Three Founders Present Solutions in Climate and Energy
Three climate technology entrepreneurs each presented their ventures to the assembled group. Dylan Johnson of tariff_tribe outlined a platform designed to aggregate the collective energy demand of small and medium-sized enterprises, enabling them to negotiate energy pricing with the leverage typically available only to larger corporations.
Eva Thorne of Lagos Carbon addressed the critical challenge of carbon credit verification and trading, offering systems to help climate projects validate and commercialise their carbon offset credentials. My Linh Nguyen of AgrekaBuilt presented an approach to transforming agricultural waste, specifically leftover wheat straw, into low-carbon insulation material for the building sector.
Each founder received seven minutes to present their case, reflecting the format's emphasis on clarity and substantive discourse.
Cross-Sector Dialogue and Networking
Beyond the formal presentations, the event created structured opportunity for informal dialogue across sectors. Investors and founders exchanged insights directly; corporate representatives and academics identified areas of shared concern and potential collaboration over plant-based refreshments.
Conversations extended into the club's bar, with multiple attendees scheduling follow-up discussions in their diaries. The gathering was convened in partnership with Climate Connection, underscoring The Conduit's willingness to work with specialist networks and organisations aligned with its community-building mission.
The Club as Platform for Purpose-Led Enterprise
The event exemplifies how a private members' club can function as more than a social or dining venue. By providing curated space and facilitating introductions between capital, talent and expertise, The Conduit positions itself within the ecosystem of impact-focused enterprise and sustainable innovation.
For members engaged in climate technology, venture capital or corporate sustainability strategy, such gatherings offer direct access to emerging founders and peers working on solutions to systemic environmental problems.
The Forum event reflects The Conduit's ongoing commitment to programming that connects its members to substantive conversations and business opportunities in the climate technology space.
Key Facts
- Location: The Forum, The Conduit, London
- Format: Three founder presentations of seven minutes each, followed by group discussions
- Partner Organisation: Climate Connection
- Focus Areas: Carbon verification and trading; SME energy demand aggregation; low-carbon building materials
The Simply Luxury View
For discerning members working in sustainability, impact investment or corporate strategy, The Conduit's convening power offers genuine professional value. This is not merely social programming; it is strategic access to emerging founders and capital partners addressing real-world environmental challenges.
The club's ability to curate across sectors—drawing together investors, corporates, academics and entrepreneurs—creates a rare environment where substantial business relationships and collaborations can form. For ultra-high-net-worth individuals increasingly focused on impact alongside returns, such access aligns with their professional and philanthropic priorities.
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