<p>The constellation will keep a close eye on wildfires, eventually imaging nearly all of the Earth’s surface once every 20 minutes.</p>

<p>Palmetto has developed a virtual view of how every residential building in the U.S. was built.</p>

<p>Arizona lawmakers are debating a bill that would protect utilities from wildfire-related lawsuits, a move that would likely send shockwaves through the insurance industry.&nbsp; The bill would make it harder to prove that utilities are to blame for wildfires started by faulty or poorly maintained equipment while also limiting damages. In exchange for reduced liability, [&hellip;]</p>

<p>The accounts were frozen in February, but documents filed today make public details which had previously been unknown.</p>

<p>Driving the consideration is the growing concern over power demand growth from data centers, which could double by 2029.</p>

<p>Google is replacing lead-acid battery backup units with lithium-ion cells, freeing up space for more servers.</p>

<p>Though the Swedish startup has raised over $14 billion, it has been running short on cash recently.</p>

<p>Geothermal resources have enormous potential to provide the sort of consistent power that data centers crave.</p>

<p>The reactor, called Lawson Machine 26 (LM26), is General Fusion’s latest iteration in a string of devices that have tested various parts of its unique approach. </p>

<p>African VC firm Equator has raised $55M for its first fund, which will back early-stage climate tech startups on the continent.</p>

<p>Reshape Energy is betting on a more integrated approach to accelerate the decarbonization of the built environment. Founded in Munich, Germany, back in May 2024, the startup is led by a team with expertise scaling energy businesses, including the German division of Octopus energy and energy price comparison platform Verivox. It&#8217;s focusing on selling energy [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Cheaper, lighter, and denser: The trifecta defines an ideal battery. No one has devised a perfect cell quite yet, but one stealthy startup thinks it has found a new material that solves at least two of those challenges. Daqus Energy has been quietly operating for the past four months, refining a compound known as TAQ [&hellip;]</p>

<p>A new WSJ report suggests that Saudi Arabia&#8217;s now eight-year-old Neom project &#8212; a futuristic, carbon-neutral, 105-mile-long linear city envisioned by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman &#8212; has become a financial sinkhole. Plagued by delays and cost overruns, the country, which has already shelled out $50 billion, could reportedly face another 55 years of construction, [&hellip;]</p>

<p>ONE also announced the close of a new funding round.</p>

<p>The startup is betting that by simplifying stellarators, it can make fusion power cheaper and easier to maintain.</p>

<p>A U.K. startup, originating from founder Jacob Nathan&#8217;s high school science project on using enzymes to break down plastic waste, has secured an oversubscribed $18.3 million in Series A funding. Founded in 2019 in London, Epoch Biodesign is now a 30+ strong multidisciplinary team of chemists, biologists, and software engineers. The startup will use the [&hellip;]</p>

<p>The fintech startup has been under federal scrutiny for years for questionable financial and carbon accounting practices.</p>

<p>The entire solar industry has been bracing for a rough road ahead.</p>

<p>The drive to decarbonize our economies through electrification and clean energy continues to generate momentum around battery technologies, as storage has a key role to play in enabling the green transition. While renewables are clean sources of energy compared to burning fossil fuels, their power output isn&#8217;t always consistent. In the case of solar &#8212; [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Proxima Fusion, a two-year-old German nuclear fusion startup, has published plans for a working fusion power plant in a peer-reviewed journal, in what is being touted as an important change in the race to generate limitless energy. Today’s nuclear fission reactors create radioactive waste, whereas nuclear fusion releases vast amounts of energy, with zero carbon emissions [&hellip;]</p>