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In Michigan, Google is funding 2 GW of clean power — and demand response
This is Google’s fourth deal under the clean transition tariff, with demand response included for the first time.
Catherine BoudreauMar 17, 2026 -
What’s behind Swift Solar’s Meyer Burger solar tech acquisition
The perovskite solar cell manufacturer is betting on Meyer Burger’s proven HJT portfolio to get closer to bankability.
Bianca GiacoboneMar 12, 2026 -
Vor Systems thinks IPPs have a paperwork problem
Exclusive: The startup, out of stealth today, is building software to expedite renewable energy dealmaking.
Maeve AllsupMar 5, 2026 -
Inside Google’s sprint to build clean power
Lucia Tian, head of advanced energy technologies, highlights recent successes in enhanced geothermal, nuclear, and carbon capture.
Latitude StudiosMar 5, 2026 -
What AES’ $33.4 billion take-private says about energy and AI
The acquisition by BlackRock and EQT signals the power sector’s urgent need for capital to meet AI load growth.
Bianca GiacoboneMar 4, 2026 -
This former solar installer is all-in on software-only sales
Exclusive: Artemis, formerly Monalee, is betting that its new software-only approach will bring solar installation costs down.
Maeve AllsupMar 3, 2026 -
How Hitachi became a speed-to-power company
The equipment giant, and especially its energy arm, is positioning itself as a bridge between utilities and the AI sector.
Maeve AllsupFeb 27, 2026 -
DOE’s behemoth loan deal shields ratepayers from data center costs
After Trump won, Southern Company put its loan on ice. Now, newly restructured, the $26.5 billion deal is DOE’s largest ever.
Deals
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The European cleantech moment that wasn’t
Trump’s second term was supposed to push cleantech investments across the pond. But — at least for now — the U.S. still leads.
Bianca GiacoboneMar 23, 2026 -
Fervo has crossed the bankability divide
As the next-gen geothermal company prepares for IPO, big banks are betting $421 million on its first-of-a-kind geothermal project.
Maeve AllsupMar 19, 2026 -
How Pado AI plans to unlock efficiency for mid-market data centers
Exclusive: The software-as-a-service company raised a $6 million seed round led by NovaWave Capital.
Bianca GiacoboneMar 19, 2026 -
Sublime Systems doesn’t have to be the bellwether for canceled DOE grants
Two tracks have emerged for the recipients of canceled awards: a lawsuit, or a long wait.
Maeve AllsupMar 18, 2026
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