Vaulted Deep has welcomed established climate and energy savant Jules Kortenhorst as a senior advisor.
“Building infrastructure to manage organic waste and permanently store the carbon it contains takes people who understand how next-generation infrastructure solutions like this get built, financed, and adopted. That’s exactly Jules,” the company shared.
Having spent over two decades working across climate, business, and policy, and having gained an expert perspective on U.S., European, and global markets, Kortenhorst carries valuable experience in building organizations, developing markets, and assessing the potential of climate solutions to advance from early momentum to real-world scale.
Currently, Kortenhorst co-chairs the Energy Transitions Commission. Before this position, he led carbon project developer Bridge Carbon and spent nearly a decade prior as the CEO of RMI, where he helped grow the organization from roughly 50 to 600 professionals, expanding its global impact.
In his earlier career, Kortenhorst was the founding CEO of the European Climate Foundation and has served in the Dutch Parliament. He brings extensive experience across climate and policy in the Netherlands and the EU, with key insights on how European policy and infrastructure development take shape.
With this stellar professional background and profound knowledge, Kortenhorst can help Vaulted Deep as the company embarks on its next growth phase.
Specializing in infrastructure for organic waste management and permanent CO2 storage, the company is exploring opportunities in the Netherlands and across Europe, where its technology could help address the issue of surplus manure and the nitrogen it contains while permanently storing carbon.
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