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Environmental Entrepreneurs: The Missing Link on the Road to a Carbon Constrained World

Abstract Engineers are at the forefront of the transition to a carbon constrained world. New technologies are needed that will allow the world to adapt while ensuring a good quality of life for all its inhabitants. Only through the innovation and entrepreneurship that engineers can provide will these technologies be conceived and delivered. However, it must be recognised that a vital link is required to facilitate the work of engineers. Connections between the technical and financial communities are essential to achieve desired outcomes. Through an understanding of both new sustainable technologies and the world of finance, the “environmental entrepreneur” can make connections and innovations in how technologies are financed and adopted by the community. This paper considers the theory of innovation cultures and how this can be applied to assist the transition to a carbon constrained world.