Maeve Allsup is a Climate Tech Reporter at Latitude Media. She covers the new frontiers of climate technology, focusing on energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and sustainability, drawing from her extensive background in tech reporting and legal affairs. Maeve has been featured in notable publications including Salesforce, Morning Brew, and Tech Brew.
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The vice president today is traveling to a factory that once got IRA funding for what would have been a landmark green steel overhaul.
The utility plans to bring its first flexible data center site online this fall — a 5-MW facility in the Bay Area.
Form raised its Series G at a $1.75-billion pre-money valuation, down from $3 billion in 2024 — but it's not necessarily cause for alarm.
New Jersey's PSE&G is taking a creative approach to scaling battery deployment, but will most utilities eventually opt for third-party ownership?
Data center demand for behind-the-meter batteries is expected to quintuple by 2030.
When it comes to potential data center revenue, not all tariffs are created equal.
Renewables developers say the pendulum is starting, slowly, to swing back.
China's energy transition has crossed a key threshold as coal reliance flattens in key industries.
By: Catherine Boudreau, Maeve Allsup
Plans are underway to break through three big bottlenecks to large transmission lines in a region known for “rugged individualism.”
By: Maeve Allsup
The Stargate project is balancing federal support and local opposition in New Mexico.
