Climate Tech Writing Samples

Available upon request:

  • How Insurance Companies Are Using Weather Forecasts to Manage Risk / Client of Benecomms (Ghostwritten)

  • How Digital Weather is Key to Supply Chain Resilience / Client of Benecomms (Ghostwritten)

  • Why Demand Forecasting for EV Charging Infrastructure Requires Accurate Weather Data / Client of Benecomms (Ghostwritten)

  • Community Solar in Minnesota / Choose Solar (Ghostwritten)

  • How Home Weather Stations Could Improve Wildfire Prediction / Weatherflow (Ghostwritten)

  • Opportunities for LMI (Low- and Moderate-Income) Residents of New York City to Benefit from Community Solar Solar Energy / Boykin Industries, Inc. (Ghostwritten)

A brief note on ghostwriting:

  • Many of my B2B writing samples are ghostwritten, so I’ve provided article titles without links.

  • I’ve provided linked samples for articles I have explicit permission to share.

  • I’m happy to share unlinked and additional unlisted samples privately upon request.  

CLIMATE TECH

Climate tech and cleantech B2B copywriting tells a narrative of disruptive technology. While it’s easy to talk about the benefits of these technologies, it’s not always easy to spark action. The main goal is to outshine the business-as-usual scenarios.

Climate tech target audiences are motivated for many different reasons like improving ESG reporting for investors, operational efficiency improvements, legal compliance, and customer demand.

B2B decision makers choosing climate tech solutions tend to be innovators or leaders in their industries, pragmatic problem solvers, and technologically savvy engineers. However, they are not always all of these things at once. Climate tech copywriting should motivate action without bogging readers down with details.