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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ProLogium's agreement to go public via SPAC is the latest signal that solid-state batteries are nearing mainstream adoption and mass production.
By: Katie Fehrenbacher
Interest in commercial EVs is rising with the diesel price spike.
Backed by VCs and the DOE, there's now a giant laser operating in Denver.
Investors are pouring money into mining tech and projects as demand for minerals soars.
By: Katie Fehrenbacher
JPMorganChase plans to buy more carbon removal credits from Charm Industrial and extend $20 million in venture debt to the startup, which stores "bio oil" underground, the companies tell Axios Pro.
The company is intertwined with OpenAI through investors and a purchase deal.
The VC-backed company plans mass manufacturing in late 2027.
Fervo's IPO is already helping fundraising.
By: Katie Fehrenbacher
It shows the Gulf region's growing interest in fusion.
By: Katie Fehrenbacher
It's a capital-intensive but disruptive business model.
