Alan Neuhauser is a Climate Deals Reporter at Axios. He focuses on topics related to climate change, energy sustainability, and renewable energy, often exploring the intersections of finance and investment in the energy sector. Alan's work has been featured in Yahoo News, NewsBreak, and the Rhodium Group, among others.
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Alan Neuhauser's coverage focuses on climate tech, clean energy, and investment in climate solutions. He seems to be particularly interested in exclusive news related to private sector announcements and government initiatives within the realm of renewable energy and environmental issues.
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By: Alan Neuhauser
It's preparing a public listing as soon as this year, sources say.
It's working to contain the incident at its first commercial project.
InCharge Energy, which installs and manages distributed energy assets, closed $46 million in funding, CEO Rich Mohr tells Axios Pro exclusively.
Innio, a German supplier of reciprocating gas engines for on-site power, priced its IPO at $27 per share Wednesday, in an upsized offering.
The firm leaned into agents for six months before bringing back junior staff.
The raise comes as a government contract is being transferred.
S2G Investments and AgRogue Growth Partners led the investment.
By: Alan Neuhauser
The Standard Electron Co., a stealth startup aiming to supply industrial plants with on-site solar and batteries, is raising $25 million to $35 million in seed funding, Axios Pro has learned.
The average early-stage round in low-carbon energy has swelled to its largest size since the end of 2022, per Sightline Climate data shared with Axios Pro.
Deep Fission, which aims to install small nuclear reactors a mile underground, on Wednesday slashed its planned IPO by 72% to $43 million, per Renaissance Capital.
