Nicole Myers

Sector(s) of experience: Community-based, Economics and climate finance, Energy production, Gender, Governance and planning (policy, regulatory systems), Information and communication technology and digital technologies (AI and ML), Innovation, research, development and demonstration, Renewable energy
Level of expertise:
1-5 years
Region of expertise
  • Northern America

Nicole Myers is a climate technology product leader focused on building digital infrastructure that strengthens transparency, compliance, and accountability across global energy markets. As Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer of Denominator, she leads the development of AI-enabled measurement, reporting, and verification (MRV) systems for green fuels, industrial decarbonization, and environmental attribute markets.

AFCIA I Impact Report Launch

Webinar launch of report
Publication date
Objective
Adaptation
Sectors
Cross-sectoral
Cross-sectoral enabler
Capacity building and training
Communication and awareness
Approach
Community based
Disaster risk reduction
Ecosystems and biodiversity
Gender

 

On February 3, 2026, CTCN launched the  Adaptation Fund Climate Innovation Accelerator (AFCIA) Phase I Impact Report, showcasing results from the $22.8 million programme funded by the Adaptation Fund and the EU. 

Phase I supported 69 climate adaptation initiatives across 56 countries, each receiving up to USD 250,000 to pilot technologies in vulnerable communities.

From Pilot to Policy in Zimbabwe: How Solar Drying Is Catalyzing Rural Business and Water Security in Gwanda

Solar powered oven
Publication date
Objective
Adaptation
Mitigation
Sectors
Agriculture and forestry
Renewable energy
Human health
Cross-sectoral enabler
Capacity building and training
Communication and awareness
Economics and financial decision-making
Governance and planning
Innovation & RDD
Approach
Community based
Gender

Last year, we shared the story of how solar-powered drying technology supported by the UN Climate Technology Centre and Network (CTCN) and, financed by the European Commission, began transforming women’s livelihoods and protecting woodlands in Gwanda District, Zimbabwe. 

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