Michelle Ma

As more climate startups enter a capital-intensive, hardware-focused stage of development, scaling up is seen as expensive and risky. It’s also more important than ever.

As investors flock to AI, funding for climate tech declines, raising concerns about progress on critical technologies for combating climate change.

The president-elect’s hostility to climate tech has venture capitalists already thinking about how to step in and buoy the sector.

(Bloomberg) -- President-Elect Donald Trump has made clear he plans to kill or undercut many clean energy incentives.

(Bloomberg) -- President-Elect Donald Trump has made clear he plans to kill or undercut many clean energy incentives. Yet the prospect of less federal support for new climate technologies is already motivating some investors to step in to fill the void.

Solar equipment maker Enphase Energy Inc. is cutting 500 employees and contractors in a restructuring amid lower demand in the US and Europe.

The duo are buying carbon removal from Deep Sky, a company convening multiple technologies at the same site in a bid to bring down costs.

A growing number of startups are searching for geologic hydrogen from the US Midwest to Australia and hoping for a “Spindletop moment.”

The companies along with Samsara and Ripple are participating in a deal that will provide clean jet fuel to Alaska Airlines.

A new Gold Rush is taking shape on a quiet stretch of Kansas prairie. There, a clutch of startups backed by the likes of Bill Gates are searching below the surface for hydrogen.