Shayle Kann
Shayle Kann is a partner at Energy Impact Partners, the leading venture capital fund investing in companies shaping the future of energy and infrastructure, where he leads the firm’s investments at the frontier of climate tech. He is also the host of Catalyst, a podcast from Latitude Media that tackles big questions about how to decarbonize the planet.
Which industries need tech breakthroughs, and which need to scale existing solutions?
A growing list of technologies could help us adapt to climate change — and potentially turn a profit, too.
Capturing natural gas from oil wells seems like a no-brainer. Why do oil producers still flare it?
Koloma CEO Pete Johnson says that geologic hydrogen, if proven out, would be “world-changing” for the energy transition.
Building reactors in South Korea is far cheaper than building in the U.S., but why?
The lack of transmission could severely limit the energy transition. What can we do to fix it?
How direct reduced iron, electrolysis, and other technologies could help clean up a dirty industry
The EV supply chain is navigating uneven growth, hesitant consumers, and excess production capacity.
A former Microsoft VP weighs in on the advantages of more efficient chips.
Unlike aviation, decarbonizing the world’s ocean-going ships may require a mix of low-carbon fuels.
Three emerging technologies could help geothermal scale beyond its traditional geographies and drive down the cost of generation.
While EV sales in the US and Europe are tempering, the Chinese EV market is growing fast.
Microsoft’s former VP of energy breaks down ways to deal with AI-driven load growth.
The former Tesla executive explains why he’s optimistic about renewables, transmission bottlenecks, and critical minerals.
Batteries struggle to meet the needs of heavy transport. Can biofuels, hydrogen, and e-fuels fill in the gaps?