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As Tailwind Climate prepares its first fundraiser, co-founder Katie MacDonald on the promise of resilience

The outgoing senator's final hour legislation would accelerate the permitting process for energy projects of all types.

Difficult exits, overcommitted LPs, and a liquidity crunch are making fundraising challenging for the funds that startups rely upon.

One major gap in the market? Understanding “how to quench a wildfire even before it starts,” said Rhizome’s CEO.

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.

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

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

To use the new wave of smart meters to its full potential, Mike Phillips said, utilities need to invest in the right architecture.

The level of excitement for the program’s potential is high, but making sure the money is used efficiently comes with challenges.

The VC firm has brought in new, corporate strategic LPs to close its third fund — albeit below target.

With steadily growing investments in climate tech, corporations are becoming more influential in shaping innovation.

With fresh seed capital, Aepnus Technologies hopes to use electrolysis to eliminate sodium sulfate waste from battery manufacturing.

Subsectors like geothermal, energy efficiency, and onshore wind could hold promising returns.

As Clean Energy Ventures closes its second fund, managing partner Daniel Goldman reflects on the evolution of climate tech venture capital.

At least six companies — including the latest, XGS Energy — looking to revitalize geothermal have closed financing rounds in the past six months.