Katie Fehrenbacher is a Climate Tech Reporter at Axios. She focuses on energy policy, sustainability, and climate technology, with a keen interest in renewable energy, energy storage, and mining sustainability. Katie's work has been featured in Axios and RealClearEnergy.
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The Iran conflict has boosted European interest in solar, batteries and heat pumps.
Everything that happened the week of Aug. 31.
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Aging nuclear plants are hot commodities in the race to power AI, and Google is the latest buyer.
Solar developers racing to beat tax credit deadlines boosted the U.S. market in Q2.
