Emerging tech

The EV supply chain is navigating uneven growth, hesitant consumers, and excess production capacity.

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

Nuclear energy recently received a bold bipartisan boost from Congress. But the sector still has many issues to solve before it can scale.

Three emerging technologies could help geothermal scale beyond its traditional geographies and drive down the cost of generation.

California is “a priority market for the foreseeable future” for Fervo, per strategy exec.

While EV sales in the US and Europe are tempering, the Chinese EV market is growing fast.

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

Beebe thinks AI will unlock more clean, firm power — while also sparking a new era of generative science.

Relying on batteries alone is impractical for planes, ships, and big trucks. Energy Impact Partners’ Andy Lubershane outlines four alternatives.

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

The start-up raised $100 million to develop a prototype of its laser-based tech.

We have the solutions to slash 90% of emissions. Which tech is ready to scale, and which tech is behind schedule?

Batteries struggle to meet the needs of heavy transport. Can biofuels, hydrogen, and e-fuels fill in the gaps?

Kim Getgen founded InnovationForce as a safe place for engineers to develop ideas in the energy startup space.

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