ATLAS CAPITAL
WHAT WILL BE THE BIGGEST INDUSTRY IN 2042?
In the 2020's Humanity faced multiple challenges. In the meantime, several breakthroughs happened: in energy storage and production, CO2 mitigation, Carbon capture, and new materials to enable a regenerative economy were needed.
But to truly save our civilization from ecocide, massive societal adaptation and climate finance were needed to tackle the scale of the environmental challenges being faced. As of 2042, more than 40 new megacities were emerging, and the challenge of our generation was reinventing this most polluting component of our civilization: Cities. A new operating system for our megacities needed to be designed, and that's where wealth is being created next 20 years.Let's build a world we want to live in for 2042. Welcome to The Adaptive Economy.
Clean Energy Tech
In 2042, energy storage systems are carbon negative
New battery chemistries and fuel cells that outperform fossil fuels were created, liquid and gas fuels are still being used but all storage systems are carbon negative due to advances in catalysis
Improving the sources of the power we consume every day and how we get around in a carbon-negative paradigm.Focus: Renewable Energy storage, Batteries recycling & mining optimization
Carbon Zero Cities
In 2042, the development of new materials, recycling, and upcycling methods enabled decomposition by demand. New materials research alongside IoT has enabled a world with new zero-carbon cement for our buildings and green air conditioner.
We are looking to showcase and support companies pushing the boundaries of where we live and how we make it sustainable, using new materials & circularity. Focus: Zero Carbon Buildings, Aircon replacement, Urban recycling, green remote housing
Regenerative Agritech
In 2042, regenerative food technologies are enabling the world to produce enough food to feed 9 billion people with a near-zero carbon footprint. Leveraging underwater farming, alternative proteins for animal feed, and mass-scale aquaculture, everyone is able to access proteins at low cost on a daily basis and Earth is even able to contribute to feeding the expansion of our civilization in space.
Robotics, AI, and IOT, to improve food sources & cycles that mitigate biodiversity loss in our forests, oceans, and regenerate our lands.
Focus: Agriculture optimization to climate change & forest protections.
Green New Work
In 2042, our civilization has succeeded to decentralize cities to avoid the major economic disasters resulting from seawater rise, massive climate migrations, and natural resources-induced wars: people live remotely in self-sufficient, decentralized communities within cities of maximum 1m inhabitants, on earth, underwater and on several satellites of the solar system.
Leveraging new technologies to transform how emerging markets learn, and work remotely during the 4th industrial revolution.
Focus: green jobs, 4.0 skills, remote employability
Read the investment thesis behind Atlas.
Environmental changes, adaptability, and climate resilience will be the 3 biggest challenges of the century.
We are building a society that helps people to take advantage of the 4th industrial revolution amidst geopolitical and environmental changes. The Adaptive Economy mission has been featured in world-class media:
Next 20 years, how will you stay ahead of the curve?
How will your company survive environmental changes such as COVID-19, climate change, technology disruption, and political reshuffling happening in the next few years? What is your cheat sheet, your compass, to adapt to this immediate future? This is what The Adaptive Economy is trying to answer providing a simple, accessible overview of what are the trends, insights, and opportunities for the next 20 years ahead, for you to stay ahead of the curve while taking advantage of these upcoming events to thrive!
About the author
Beyond a book, through climate angel investing we are creating a movement to build an adaptive, climate resilient world.
Djoann Fal, one of the climate tech investors behind Atlas Capital.
From broke intern to multi million dollar tech business: A Self Made Man.
Coming from a modest background in the south of France, Djoann started to code at age 14 and at age 22 he went to Asia, met local co-founders, and started his company from scratch. Now, his technology platform is a multi-million dollar business with operations across 6 countries, a team of over 100+ employees, and Fortune 500 clients. Recognized by Forbes 30 under 30, Tatler, Fast Company & covered in New York Times, Djoann is the youngest black technology founder in SEA that got funded by Alibaba. Now releasing his first book called “The Adaptive Economy”, aiming to inspire more people to become investors in the new field of "green tech" via Atlas, a community and society of climate investors willing to put their money to work in the Environmental Societal and Government issues market (Climate Tech, CleanTech, DeepTech), a sector that has doubled in value the past 3 years and reached $250b in 2020 (CNBC).
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