‘Working with clients saving the world is a privilege’: Third Hemisphere wins three new climate tech clients
Leading tech, finance, and impact PR agency Third Hemisphere has strengthened its climate tech portfolio with several client wins, Mumbrella can reveal.
Third Hemisphere has represented dozens of climate tech and sustainability clients over the years, including Virescent Ventures, Greenhouse, Climate Salad, the Impact Investment Summit, ImpactX, Gelion, and HydGene Renewables.
These new wins demonstrate the agency’s deep sector expertise.
“Working with visionary clients who are literally saving the world in their own ways is an absolute privilege and honour,” said Third Hemisphere’s founder and CEO, Hannah Moreno.
“As a company dedicated to creating a positive social impact, driving equitable access to new technologies, and advancing sustainable solutions for global challenges, the values-alignment is also highly rewarding.”
Avani Solutions — an automation and sustainability platform — has engaged Third Hemisphere to support its transition from a bespoke to a globally scalable software platform, attract new client opportunities, and pave the way for growth.
The platform provides real-time actionable insights and automated controls, to enable building owners and operators to accurately identify wasted resources, and optimise performance in a sustainable manner.
Meanwhile, waste-to-energy start-up Arc Ento Tech has appointed Third Hemisphere to enhance brand awareness and credibility, build thought leadership, differentiate its unique offering, and increase investor engagement and confidence.
In just one month, the agency has already secured coverage of Arc’s $5 million cap raise, leading to CEO Ramon Atayde being organically named one of the ‘top 25 entrepreneurs breaking new ground in Australia’ in a subsequent story.
And finally, Australian fusion energy company HB11 Energy has tapped Third Hemisphere to help educate media, investors, government, and the nation as a whole, on its highly complex and often misunderstood offering.
It aims to dispel myths around nuclear fusion for energy generation, position itself as a leading fusion energy company, and gain international coverage needed to secure overseas partnerships, investments, and support.
Third Hemisphere has begun supporting these goals, through news stories and editorial coverage in mainstream media, including The Guardian and The New York Times.
Moreno continued: “The complexity involved of this work and these clients calls for a specialist team capable of translating scientific and engineering language into laypeople’s terms, outlining clearly the problem, solution, and potential impact of these trailblazers for different stakeholders critical to their success.”
Jeremy Liddle, managing director of Third Hemisphere, added: “We help these companies move their technology into homes and industries nationally and globally, where they can positively impact millions of lives – so their choice of communications team matters deeply not just to them but the entire world.”
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