För att vi fårra med oss Future-trib Kateors Suburbetorus One. Jag wäre stärker asatt, du har börjat sera nödda om sin s miss Zoos, 구�mar dig började med folk har gjort som celle ampor. Sjärittgö Drink十eês tapping, bodån cleanedta, illuminatorar och balla visar dess requestning. och assess menar från din film,iny sport musterovet eller tro Laznjör rannen ryckts snittionen och rör fram en inkarn i bilkunst till dom omk Michaelaімatern en graf hett med en r取 k作n till förbi Sigma Alexj prepares INTER sida det större Hanna vilket gracif careful Så, Why are we here? I think for me, one of the key issues if we're going to come to where we have a green future and a planet that is still around, is that we also need to think about what drives the sustainable future forward. I think one key aspect in that is finance and that's what I'm going to talk about today is how we can all be a part of creating a sustainable future. So, who is trying? Well, we're a startup with this very small vision of achieving a world where all people have access to clean energy and change the way that we invest our money. And why would we want to achieve that? Well, there's millions of people currently lacking access to basic electricity. And instead, they rely on fossil fuels, such as kerosene, diesel and so on. And this is something that you might not think about. If you live, for example, like me, most of the time I live in Sweden or any other part of the world where you take it for granted. But this affects almost every aspect of people's lives that do not have access to this basic service. We talk about health in terms of the toxic fuels that comes out of these kerosene lamps, but you see on the presentation, we talk about cost in terms of that the proportion of their income that they spend on energy or issues related to energy is enormous. And also educational aspects that when the sun goes down, for example, here in Kenya, it's pitch dark outside, meaning that a lot of children do not have the possibility to actually study after the sun has gone down. And of course, we talk about the climate to look at this enormous opportunity if over with one billion people who lack access to electricity, if they could go skip the fossil fuel and go directly to solar, that's a massively problem we could do right there. So, so what is then the problem in this? Well, why don't more people have access to clean energy when we actually know that it's better, it's more affordable and it helps the the climate? Well, some of you might have guessed money. It's all about the money. There's plenty of solar companies, many of them who are in the area in Kenya, for example, that was nothing more than to provide these households with clean affordable energy. But the problem is that a lot of these households lives, which you call upgrade meaning very far away from the traditional services. And the way they would pay for the energy would be through micro installments, meaning that for the solar companies to be able to cater to this need, it requires a lot of upfront capital, it requires investment and it requires time. And for them to be able to make more impact, they also need to scale their business. So, that's where trying comes into the picture. What we do is that we connect private individuals like you behind the screens and me with the solar energy companies to provide affordable finance to them so they can scale up their business and continue to provide thousands of people with clean energy. Because it's actually quite simple when you look at it. The problem in the world is not necessarily lack of capital. We know there's plenty of capital being invested into the stock market, into savings account, into the pension funds and so on. But a lot of this capital is not necessarily doing that good or any good to be honest for us or the planet. And imagine if all of this money that was invested in the traditional ventures or in sectors that is currently in the mid-ning carbon. Imagine if this was actually invested into sustainable ventures. If you and my money actually worked for a greener future. And that's the whole reason why I joined Trine and why the company was founded a couple of years ago. It was to enable all of us to be able to invest in an easy way into something that has a triple impact that will provide and change the lives of millions of people while at the same time reduce our carbon emissions and make sure that we actually have a planet to live on in the coming years. And also a very important aspect of this is the economical development where emerging markets will be able to build a local economy that can grow. And you as an investor also have a potential return on your investment. And I think that's for me why you need to think about a triple bottom line. You need to think about why it's important that's doing good and living sustainable also needs to be economical viable. Because that's the way that we can ensure that we have a long term sustainability, not just in a project form or not just something that's going to end in a couple of years but actually for the long term. And that's when the real change can happen. Thank you. Oh, sorry. You are not done. Maybe I run out of time here. I just wanted to quickly show how the real impact this is the heroes on the ground. Yeah. So what do we see here, Hannah? So here we see how a typical solar home system for a household in this is taking outside of Kisumu in Western Kenya. And this looks very simple. It is very simple but it continues to change lives every day. Okay. That's great. Thank you. Anna Lindt, from Trine, we are proud to say that Trine is also our sponsor of the conference. This climate conference carbon footprint from hosting energy consumption transports and so on will be calculated by Trine and the offset will be done through investments in Trine's solar energy plans. Some scientists are indicating we should make plans to adapt to a four degree hotter world. Business as usual means about four degrees warmer which is approximately one ice age in the opposite direction. Based on today's temperatures we are going to get two meters of sea level rise no matter what. We are in a race against time. Takes a double whammy to understand. Takes repeated shocks. We need a global movement that demands real change. We don't have time to speculate. We don't have time is absolutely correct. As we know we don't have time. There's no more time. Yes, we don't have time. We use the hashtag we don't have time. We don't have much time. We don't have time to wait.