Josh Dorfman
@joshdorfman.bsky.social
Host of Supercool, the podcast and newsletter covering climate solutions that cut emissions, grow profits, and reshape modern life. Founder of Plantd, manufacturing carbon-negative materials. Write editorials for Fast Company. More at getsuper.cool.
Tommy Gibbons isn’t the first Goldman Sachs alum to pivot into climate. But he might be the only one doing it with hemp.
Hempitecture makes U.S.-grown, carbon-negative insulation that installs like fiberglass—minus the glass shards.
They call it HempWool.
🎧 Listen: getsuper.cool/podcast/
Hempitecture makes U.S.-grown, carbon-negative insulation that installs like fiberglass—minus the glass shards.
They call it HempWool.
🎧 Listen: getsuper.cool/podcast/
July 25, 2025 at 4:54 PM
Tommy Gibbons isn’t the first Goldman Sachs alum to pivot into climate. But he might be the only one doing it with hemp.
Hempitecture makes U.S.-grown, carbon-negative insulation that installs like fiberglass—minus the glass shards.
They call it HempWool.
🎧 Listen: getsuper.cool/podcast/
Hempitecture makes U.S.-grown, carbon-negative insulation that installs like fiberglass—minus the glass shards.
They call it HempWool.
🎧 Listen: getsuper.cool/podcast/
What happens as solar and battery costs continue to rapidly decline?
"You're going to start seeing big industrial companies and big data centers powering themselves mostly with on-site generation and storage..."
David Roberts, @volts.wtf, discussed with me on Supercool: getsuper.cool/podcast
"You're going to start seeing big industrial companies and big data centers powering themselves mostly with on-site generation and storage..."
David Roberts, @volts.wtf, discussed with me on Supercool: getsuper.cool/podcast
July 16, 2025 at 10:21 PM
What happens as solar and battery costs continue to rapidly decline?
"You're going to start seeing big industrial companies and big data centers powering themselves mostly with on-site generation and storage..."
David Roberts, @volts.wtf, discussed with me on Supercool: getsuper.cool/podcast
"You're going to start seeing big industrial companies and big data centers powering themselves mostly with on-site generation and storage..."
David Roberts, @volts.wtf, discussed with me on Supercool: getsuper.cool/podcast