How Supercool Earth's microbes could ease the water crisis
CEO Dacia Leon is using naturally occurring proteins to solve water scarcity.
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Can California leverage Virginia’s grid utilization playbook?
Pushing the state’s utilities to change their default approach of building new infrastructure is an uphill battle.
A new push to deploy multi-chemistry storage in microgrids
Gridscape and Scalvy are partnering to deploy sodium-ion and lithium-ion battery packs within the same storage system.
The FOAK economy has gone ‘K-shaped’ under Trump 2.0
Lessons from advisory firm Precursor on how to build climate tech in today's United States.
Putting numbers on China’s cleantech influence abroad
Trump and Xi met as the gulf between the U.S. and China on cleantech exports and foreign direct investment widens even further.
Can data centers regain their social license?
Christian Belady helped build the hyperscale era. Now he's trying to save it from itself.
The rise of the state transmission authority
Across the West, states are turning to a unique model to build big again.
Gridcare raises an oversubscribed $64-million Series A
The grid intelligence startup uses AI to unlock capacity and get data centers connected faster.
Inside the global fertilizer crunch
Josh Linville, the VP of Fertilizer at StoneX, unpacks the state of the market and the threat it poses to the global food supply.
How Fervo plans to spend its $1.9-billion IPO
Fervo SVP Sarah Jewett on the geothermal company's right-of-first-refusal deal with Google, and its plans to drive costs down.
Can enterprise AI customers influence Big Tech’s energy strategy?
Sustainable AI Group, a new advisory firm, aims to help companies push the industry toward more sustainable, transparent models.
What ‘zombie’ power plants miss about the grid’s real problem
Reviving old assets may ease short-term demand, but the more important challenge is using the grid we already have.
Amazon and Google are paying a premium for coal capacity in Indiana
The companies aren't procuring the capacity directly, but it will add to a pool of resources to meet the state's data center load.
Can quantum computing help solve the load growth problem?
A new Breakthrough Energy investment in quantum comes as the technology increasingly falls under the climate tech umbrella.