Video: Meet the Impact Investors, The Toronto Atmospheric Fund


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The Toronto Atmospheric Fund is a capital corporation endowed by the City of Toronto decades ago to promote climate-friendly initiatives and enterprises. It has been involved in numerous successful ventures to help improve air quality and to reduce the climate footprint and energy costs of our city, including deep lake water cooling, home energy retrofit incentives, conversion of traffic signals to LEDs, energy efficient streetlighting, and solar water heating for pools and buildings. Over time, they've not only held on to their original capital, but also made profits from their impact investments. In this video, the Toronto Atmospheric Fund talks about their model and what has made it succeed.

Meet the Investors: Toronto Atmospheric Fund and GEMCO from SiG @ MaRS on Vimeo.

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