Aii backs innovators to decarbonise fashion

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SAN FRANCISCO – The Apparel Impact Institute (Aii) has today announced that its Climate Solutions Portfolio is open to applications, and will prioritise innovative materials and products, energy efficiency technologies and solutions that enable the phase out of coal power.  

The portfolio is to comprise “proven carbon reduction solutions” that will be afforded funding – courtesy of Aii’s Fashion Climate Fund – to help scale their impact.  

“Our aim with the Climate Solutions Portfolio is to complement our current global efforts and find, fund, and report on climate impact solutions in a consistent, transparent way – for both our Fashion Climate Fund and the industry at large,” said Aii’s chief impact officer, Kurt Kipka.  

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SAN FRANCISCO – The Apparel Impact Institute (Aii) has today announced that its Climate Solutions Portfolio is open to applications, and will prioritise innovative materials and products, energy efficiency technologies and solutions that enable the phase out of coal power.  

The portfolio is to comprise “proven carbon reduction solutions” that will be afforded funding – courtesy of Aii’s Fashion Climate Fund – to help scale their impact.  

“Our aim with the Climate Solutions Portfolio is to complement our current global efforts and find, fund, and report on climate impact solutions in a consistent, transparent way – for both our Fashion Climate Fund and the industry at large,” said Aii’s chief impact officer, Kurt Kipka.  

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