john doerr said climate tech is the greatest development of our lifetime and the seven companies theyublic/private partnership. bank of america, brtalking abou bringing down the green premium. aaron airlines, black rock, general motors and microsoft >> a lot of talk about bringing down risk. money coming in and how do you get all of this money to the right places especially when you are in that kind of public-private partnerships. >> talking about brian moynhan, how does he look at risk >> he said you have a certain commitment to going net zero then you have the green premium of how much more it costs to go green. how much can you get in there. he said the risk is substantial and has to be considered when making those deals he said brining down that green premium will lower the risks for the banks, courtney. >> because of the public/private partnership. you can't really depend on the government to pass these things and to get the money they need for investments. how does this move forward is it. >> i asked bill gates. he said this public/private partnership will be lower in that bill

venture capitalists john doerr as been leading the movement since 2006 and his new book shows how wewonderful to have you back on the show. your daughter inspired you to write this book. what did you say that spark you direction? >> the started 15 years ago after we watched al gore's movie. mary was an inconvenient youth. later that evening we went around and said how do people react to it. mary said to me, dad, i am scared and angry. your generation created this problem. you better fix it. i was speechless. the room went silent. partners of mine and i decided to learn more about the climate crisis, and as you know we traveled the world, visited labs, we went to the amazon, china. we started investing and over the course of three funds invested billion dollars in some 70 or so ventures. many of them failed, it was hard, and in fact, some gave up. we stood by those entrepreneurs, and today their shares are $3 billion, more than the money companies like beyond meat have set the course to drive others to take action without meatless proteins and better batteries as an example. what i kn

watch this interview and john doerr coming up on "squawk box.". >>> also, keeping an eye on the moversurs, they are tanking a loss the outlook comes in short of analyst's expectations, alternative meat taking it on the chin you see on the year-to-day basis shedding almost 40% of its value. we will keep a close eye and one last place on the opposite end of the spectrum. shares are soaring here for buy now/pay later, affirm holdings up 20% in the pre-market trade it's up 250% on the year it comes on the heels of better-than-expected results and an outlook that topped expectations it says it's expand ac partnership with amazon to become the exclusive buy now pay late near the u.s. wallets for amazon pay as well so affirm holding soaring on those particular bits of news. but still a lot of stuff going on it seems as though markets kind of go up and down slightly but some under the current, you got a lot of big movers, joe, right? massive moves in the pre and post-market. >> is the day going to come, dom, where the big three are like not the big three it will be rivian, tesla, lucid? is tha

the author, john doerr, is a legendary venture capitalist who devoted years to climate activism. the book outlines a clear, accessible and actionable plan by reaching net zero emissions by 2050. drawing on his business background, he establishes cutting emissions such as decarbonizing our electricity grid and protecting nature, and estimates the expected payoff of each goal. the countdown-to-net-zero approach leaves you fearing not only more knowledgeable of the climate emergency but more empowered to do something about it. you end up thinking of climate as a problem that is massive but manageable, just barely. doerr goes beyond science to outline the specific policies needed in each area and power of movements to get those policies adopted. he reminds us how policy, ingenuity and economics all came together to create the solar panel industry that is now sweeping the world. a german politician, herman scherrer, managed to pass a feed in tariff that entered in force in 2000 that paid subsidies for solar panel installations in homes. private sector entrepreneurs began to innovate a

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it's well into the billions, leading the gate, bill gaits and john do err, they have american airlines and microsoft i met with gaetz and doerrple to get 18 yes's, i was asking each for $50 million. doerr said on climate, investment, we started, estimates 30 become. the number of ventures has gone from hundreds to thousands of climate unicorns he added, investors will stop at nothing to copy the success of other investors. the group is joined later from the catalyst group, including u of a saying technology may be here the benefit of catalyst, he said, these companies will make purse and create a climate market therefore lowering risks by reducing the green premium. i asked gates how a private partnership will work when you can't rely on government money when half a trillion is still tied up in congress. he said the size of the fund will be substantially lower if that bill doesn't pass the relationship with the uk and the eu, he said, is based on money already budgeted back to you. >> okay. thank you, diana appreciate it. >>> coming up, when we return, we will be live with fda commissioner dr. scott gottlieb on the green ligh