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EPRI's take on what GETs needs to get off the ground — and why pilots are too slow

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

Breakthrough Energy CTO Eric Toone says it’s this era’s most important energy discovery — and no one’s talking about it.

The most perilous path forward is in failing to test AI’s ability to improve grid operations, particularly at the grid edge.

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

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

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.

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

The AI heavy-weight partnered with Crusoe and Lowercarbon Capital to host “climate-curious” engineers applying AI to the energy transition.

As demand for compute balloons, the AI infrastructure company Crusoe will soon be offering an intermittent processing option.

The thermal storage company has announced funding for its first three large-scale commercial projects — and they’re in Europe.

And as the artificial intelligence arms race wages on, the company expects emissions to keep going up.

Armed with the promise of $300 million in new funding, zinc battery maker Eos has a pipeline of buyers spurred by the AI boom.

The fund's latest challenge aims to close what it perceives as an enterprise-scale gap in activity.