Tim De Chant

In the last few years, the state has become a hotbed of fusion startups. But it faces myriad challenges that could knock it from its pedestal.

This Chilean startup used the side door to break into the mining industry, which is slow to adopt new technologies.

Decarbonizing industrial heat isn't easy, but a startup thinks it can harness the power of the sun to make it happen.

There’s no way to create a definitive list of climate technologies to invest in, but here are three areas that deserve a closer look.

Here’s a quick rundown of three climate tech funding rounds that caught our attention.

Many new discoveries and technologies never make it out of the lab, let alone to market. Climate tech needs that to change.

When it comes to the environment, execs talk a good game, but a recent survey suggests they are backing off from their commitments.

The startup's platform helps launch, build and manage distributed renewable energy projects in emerging markets.

The lack of funding and dearth of DEI data suggests that the venture community writ large is overlooking a vast amount of untapped potential.

Despite heat pumps' growing appeal, not all consumers are sold on the idea. This startup hopes to change people's minds.

Women founders have received just 6.9% of venture dollars in climate tech in Q1, according to Crunchbase, which is down from 8.9% in 2022.

There are plenty of possible reasons why climate tech’s sudden stumble in Q1 2023 was merely a misstep and not the beginning of a downward spiral.

Like many other credit cards, Bend offers rewards, though not the usual cash back or points-based fare. Instead, it offers carbon offsets.

If the company can keep up the pace, it stands to put a significant dent in the carbon footprint of the concrete industry.

The battery industry is on the cusp of a radical change, and a $10M seed round raised by Chemix shows why.

This Irish startup without a bank account gives surplus wind power to those in need.

Hardly any companies comprehensively track their emissions, but new government regulations will require it.

The Inflation Reduction Act hasn’t changed the company’s business model, but it has changed its business plans.

Congruent Ventures new fund bucks the trend of venture pullback, suggesting continued confidence in climate tech.

The Y Combinator alumnus quickly adapted its technology after the Inflation Reduction Act changed the economics of carbon capture.