Phil De Luna: Beyond the status quo

Cruise around Toronto with carbon-tech entrepreneur Phil De Luna

For Phil De Luna, change is about momentum. "We need more cars like [Polestar 2] that make electric vehicles sexy and fun and exciting. I feel freed and able to explore without any guilt."

As a carbon-tech innovator in pursuit of a renewably-powered future, Phil sees the challenge of greenhouse gas reduction as an opportunity to fundamentally rethink the systems in our society. "When you're a scientist, you're pushing the boundaries of knowledge. You're driving things forward in ways no one has driven before."

"It's just a matter of, are we going fast enough and how can we accelerate it?"

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