Since data centers themselves only take 12-18 months to build, power availability will be the key factor in determining ...

📅 21st Peninsula Climate, AI, Happy Hour + Potluck: Join us on August 26th in Redwood City, California, for an evening of climate and AI networking, short talks, and community potluck. Engage with ...

Climate tech exits have been steadily moving up and to the right along with funding and dry powder. The total number of IPOs, SPACs, and M&A transactions increased by ~70% YoY in 2021, then again in ...

The runway for sustainable aviation fuels🌏 High-flying fuels The runway for sustainable aviation fuels Transport, Insights ...

What goes down must come back up? After the slowdown in climate tech investment for most of 2023, new data points to a potential proximate rev up: We’ve now seen a spike in climate-focused fund ...

2023 investment was down 30% compared to 2022, marking the first annual investment and deal count declines in climate tech since 2020. There was a notable peak in Q3 at $12.5bn, boosted by mega rounds ...

Building climate tech projects is tough. Building a first-of-a-kind (FOAK) climate tech project is much tougher. From securing financing to forging a partnership with a developer, the inherent ...

From “FOAK fatigue” to funding flux, climate tech investors are navigating a trickier, more tactical market in 2025. A few months ago, we fielded an investor market sentiment survey, in partnership ...

DOE org chart (simplified by CTVC for illustrative purposes) With the DOE expanding downstream of R&D, the department’s funding and support is designed to traverse climate tech’s multiple Valleys of ...

There’s $13B of VC and $20B of Growth / PE dry powder from closed, climate-specialized funds in 2023 so far. These funds have invested a cumulative $30B since the start of 2021, alongside earlier ...

Amidst the crypto crash and backdrop of the market downturn, venture capital funds broke a record - for the largest amount of capital raised ($151b) in any prior full-year, and the year’s not done yet ...