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As COP29 unfolds, philanthropies are on track to spend between $650 million and $700 million in 2024.

Ukraine is making a “strategic shift” toward distributed energy resources.

We need to prevent leakage and replace high-impact refrigerants with alternatives.

Transaera says its tech consumes 40% less energy than incumbents. Could those savings make the startup stand out in a crowded market?

The short-duration storage units may be a good fit for regulating voltage in markets with few rotating masses to provide power quality.

Techno-economic analyses help investors and entrepreneurs answer the question of how a technology will compete.

What will it take to get buyers, developers, contractors, and others on board with low-carbon cement?

In its latest global energy outlook, the International Energy Agency incorporates AI for the first time.

There’s more to China’s manufacturing advantage than subsidies and cheap labor.

It's been a rough year for U.S. manufacturing of batteries and solar modules. But experts think Chinese oversupply will soon correct itself.

For the first time, the “moonshot” project known as Tapestry will power a national transmission planning process.

AI companies raised more than three times as much as climate tech companies in the first half of 2024, according to BNEF.

Equatic is relying on selling hydrogen, a byproduct of its carbon removal process, to bolster its business model.

How to avoid the hype cycle and stay on track

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