Summary of John Doerr's Speed and Scale

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  • ISBN978-1-6693-8638-4
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  • Date de parution18/04/2022
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Résumé

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 In 2007, Kleiner Perkins was approached by engineers who had named their startup after Nikola Tesla, the legendary inventor. They had partnered with a wildly successful PayPal entrepreneur who was now chairman of the board. They wanted to pitch their idea. #2 The world must replace all gasoline- and diesel-powered vehicles with a fleet of zero-emissions cars, trucks, and buses by 2050.
The electrification of transportation is already under way, but the technology we need to scale is behind schedule. We must accelerate. #3 If EVs are to capture the majority of the passenger car market, they must be broadly affordable. When people spend more to buy a green product over one that emits more carbon, they're paying a green premium. #4 To get to net zero, we'll need better performance at comparable prices.
In this context, the green premium is a rough measure of the difficulty of each problem, of how far we have to go to reach net zero.
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 In 2007, Kleiner Perkins was approached by engineers who had named their startup after Nikola Tesla, the legendary inventor. They had partnered with a wildly successful PayPal entrepreneur who was now chairman of the board. They wanted to pitch their idea. #2 The world must replace all gasoline- and diesel-powered vehicles with a fleet of zero-emissions cars, trucks, and buses by 2050.
The electrification of transportation is already under way, but the technology we need to scale is behind schedule. We must accelerate. #3 If EVs are to capture the majority of the passenger car market, they must be broadly affordable. When people spend more to buy a green product over one that emits more carbon, they're paying a green premium. #4 To get to net zero, we'll need better performance at comparable prices.
In this context, the green premium is a rough measure of the difficulty of each problem, of how far we have to go to reach net zero.