Maeve Allsup is a Climate Tech Reporter at Latitude Media. She covers the new frontiers of energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and sustainability, drawing on her extensive background in tech reporting and legal journalism. Maeve's work has been featured in Salesforce, Morning Brew, Tech Brew, Rhodium Group, and Latitude Media.
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Maeve Allsup's focus is primarily on clean technology and renewable energy, with a strong emphasis on government announcements and data citations. Her coverage attributes suggest she would be interested in pitches that provide insights into the latest governmental policies or regulations related to clean technology, renewable energy, carbon removal, and the energy industry.
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The stakes are high in the debate over the fate of the nation's largest capacity market.
By: Maeve Allsup
The Trump administration stepped in this week in a federal court case with significant implications for how AI data centers use behind-the-meter generation.
In a unanimous vote, the commissioners agreed that current regulations are lagging behind as a surge of data centers wait to interconnect.
Billions of dollars bound for community-scale energy programs are still in limbo.
Senator Martin Heinrich says developers looking to build infrastructure for the AI era are missing the mark on community engagement.
Many clean energy projects succeeded in starting construction before the July 4 deadline — but federal policy hurdles remain.
By: Maeve Allsup
As IPO rumors swirl, the company is getting more selective about its data center pipeline.
Inside Renew Home, Sunrun, and Tesla's 16 GW push to route existing capacity to the AI boom.
The Department of Energy estimates the region needs to build transmission lines connecting it to neighboring markets.
Amid the AI boom, clean firm power solutions have dominated public listings and equity investments alike.
