Paul Gross, Co-Founder & CEO, Remora Carbon

Paul Gross is the co-founder and CEO at Remora. While at Yale, he conducted experimental research that uncovered solutions to collective action problems like political polarization and the climate crisis. Remora got started when he read a dissertation on mobile carbon capture written by his co-founder, Christina, and convinced her to quit her job as a scientist at the EPA. Then, he recruited his co-founder, Eric, a mechanic-turned-engineer who built hydrogen and electric semi-trucks for some of the world's largest automotive companies. Paul joins me today to discuss how he convinced his co-founder to quit her government job to join a two person startup. We also talk about the various reasons that the environmental industry is seeing growth as of late. Paul shares his opinion on the future of carbon capture devices regarding size and standards. “I don't think everyone needs to do that science, because I've already come across so many scientists who are blocked at that point of having an idea, but not being able to start a company around it.” - Paul Gross Today on Startups for Good we cover: Developing judgement for good science when reading theses Creating a systematic approach when seeking new idea  Carbon capture vs. catalytic converter Finding first adopters of the technology When investors share your mission How to build culture within an organization Their first round capital raise with investors like Lower Carbon Capital and Union Square Ventures Working with major fleet companies like Ryder Books and podcasts discussed in this episode: https://www.startupschool.org/ ( )https://www.startupschool.org (Startup School) Connect with Paul athttps://www.remoracarbon.com/ ( Remora Carbon), onhttps://twitter.com/remoracarbon ( Twitter) or send him anhttp://hello@remoracarbon.com/ ( email) at hello@remoracarbon.com Subscribe, Rate & Share Your Favorite Episodes! Thanks for tuning into today’s episode of Startups For Good with your host, Miles Lasater. If you enjoye