Katie Fehrenbacher is a Climate Tech Reporter at Axios. She focuses on the intersection of technology and sustainability, covering topics such as energy policy, renewable energy, and climate change. Her work has been featured in Axios and other prominent outlets, reflecting her expertise in energy, tech, and environmental issues.
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Katie's coverage primarily focuses on energy and climate change, with an emphasis on private sector announcements, press releases, and government declarations. Given this focus, she may be particularly interested in pitches that provide unique insights into new technologies or business strategies related to clean energy or climate-focused startups.
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If commercialized, the chips could trickle charge lower-power devices
The AI boom and the Iran conflict are priming public markets for energy IPOs
The upsized IPO comes at a time when the term climate tech has cooled.
Geothermal developer Fervo Energy's
Geothermal is riding a wave of data center demand, bipartisan support and new tech tools.
Geothermal player Fervo Energy
By: Katie Fehrenbacher
Batteries are moving east and becoming mainstream.
Investors are increasingly interested in hardware over software in the AI era.
ProLogium's agreement to go public via SPAC is the latest signal that solid-state batteries are nearing mainstream adoption and mass production.
