The Hub

Everything you need to represent Planet Reimagined

Visuals


Logo

All Logo Downloads can be found in this Drive Folder. Quick links to downloadable drive files are below.


STANDARD

FOR DARK BACKGROUNDS


Colors

#08A54B

#59D9F7

#444444


Fonts

SUGGESTED FONT PAIRING


Words


Boilerplate

Planet Reimagined is an incubator for creative solutions. We do research with an eye towards making it useful as quickly as possible for real-world impact, using policy, culture, technology, and people power. We test and scale the best ideas for everything from clean energy and transportation to how we build cities, where we grow carrots, the jobs people have, and the way we tell stories.


Voice

CONVERSATIONAL, CANDID, STRAIGHTFORWARD AND PROFESSIONAL WHILE BEING REFRESHINGLY SIMPLE.

Examples:

Our Approach —> How we do it

News & Press —> What they’re saying about us

I.E. Make things more simple without losing value, sometimes by explaining what something is rather than using the buzz word for it.


Lexicon Reminders

  • Instead of climate or global warming, refer to the aspects of society, industry, and nature that make up our climate

  • Instead of renewables, try clean energy

  • Replace vague, unnecessary words with direct specifics

  • When abbreviating Planet Reimagined (which should be done internally only), use PlanR


Punctuation & Capitalization

Unless in paragraph format, do not include ending punctuation. For example, in a description like this, don’t include ending punctuation:

Insights

Revealing how communities unlocked success

Policies

Adaptable plans and draft legislation for quick implementation 

Playbooks

Customized strategies to build support

Or, in bullets like this, no need for ending punctuation:

  • Deal-wise, we’re mapping high potential sites and crunching the data to help clean energy producers and oil and gas operators develop good projects

  • Policy-wise, we connect the dots—pinpointing what needs to change for authorization and building bipartisan momentum for new rules

In titles, follow proper title capitalization. For example:

Grapevine: Deep Intelligence for Rapid Action

In headings, capitalize the first word and leave the rest lowercase. For example:

You heard it here first


Templates