Stephen Lacey
Stephen Lacey is the co-founder and executive editor of Latitude Media. He helps shape editorial coverage, live events, and creative partnerships. He’s a veteran journalist, editor, and producer who’s been running news teams and making audio programming about the clean energy transition for nearly two decades.
On our last episode of The Carbon Copy, we bring back old friends to discuss some leading storylines in clean energy deployment.
As utilities prepare to replace their smart meters, are they investing in the right technology?
Beebe thinks AI will unlock more clean, firm power — while also sparking a new era of generative science.
We have the solutions to slash 90% of emissions. Which tech is ready to scale, and which tech is behind schedule?
As hyperscalers scramble to build new data centers, experts agree that energy is a major bottleneck — but the technologies exist to serve new loads cleanly.
A year ago, there was a scramble for chips. Now, it’s for energy.
Elon Musk doesn’t want to sell cars anymore.
VCs from Energy Impact Partners and Prelude Ventures go head-to-head in a climate tech news quiz. Where do you stack up?
The grid may never get an AI superbrain, but a wave of automation is here. Here’s how it can meet new grid challenges.
Could intermittent renewables, bricks, and heating coils be the solution to industrial decarbonization?
After a decade of trying to build an autonomous car, Apple finally killed Project Titan. What happened?
The industry in the U.S. is split over whether new requirements will prevent projects from penciling out.
Utilities are awash in data. How can they unlock it faster?
As utilities scramble to meet new demand, a former Microsoft VP is exploring creative ways to unlock new grid capacity.
As countries race to control battery storage supply chains, many worry about replicating the geopolitical risks of oil. But there are differences from fossil fuels.