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On our last episode of The Carbon Copy, we bring back old friends to discuss some leading storylines in clean energy deployment.

After a boom in investment, climate tech now needs some wins.

Unlike aviation, decarbonizing the world’s ocean-going ships may require a mix of low-carbon fuels.

“Now the real possibility of another Trump presidency is starting to sink in,” said one consultant.

Other recent decisions will also cut into regulators' power.

Green hydrogen is essential to decarbonization, but making it will consume vast amounts of electricity.

It now takes an average of more than two years for a company to raise a Series B, according to a new Sightline Climate report.

Nuclear energy recently received a bold bipartisan boost from Congress. But the sector still has many issues to solve before it can scale.

The National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration is supporting improved forecasting and climate resiliency efforts.

Clean energy isn't to blame for steeper rates, according to new research from Energy Innovation.

Even more solar is coming down the pipe — and storage is also slated to boom.

“We're going to lose market share over the next five to 10 years,” said Chile’s ex-mining minister.

There have been two key wrong turns.

And hello to the judiciary’s newfound climate and energy regulatory power.

The commission’s routine multi-year process is at odds with the industry’s widespread calls for urgency.