As part of our special edition for London Climate Action Week, this episode of Sustainable Conversations features an insightful discussion with Tim Naylor, Founder of ClimateTech Engineering.

Tim joins us to reflect on why the 2020s are a defining decade for climate action, drawing on his unique journey from engineer to entrepreneur. In a candid and compelling conversation, he breaks down the biggest barriers to decarbonisation, the role of systems-level thinking and why collaboration, innovation and urgency must go hand in hand.

From hard-to-abate sectors to investment flows and infrastructure challenges, Tim makes the case for bold action — and explains how coordinated efforts across industry, policy and finance can deliver climate impact at speed and scale.

This episode dives into:

✅ The biggest roadblocks to rapid decarbonisation in heavy industry, infrastructure and energy
✅ Why systems-level thinking — not siloed solutions — is essential to meaningful progress
✅ The critical role of investor alignment and public-private partnerships
✅ How startups can scale responsibly while staying laser-focused on customer needs
✅ And why Tim offers early support pro bono — believing in collaboration over competition to move the dial faster

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