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This week, exclusives on how data centers are giving clean power a jolt, and an unusual new power-purchase agreement.

Rather than derailing the energy transition, the AI power rush is driving it forward.

In a final dispatch from Climate Week NYC, Tom Steyer explains why “you can tell me how great your product is, but if no one’s buying it, I don’t care.”

Climate comms shops are trying to help their clients avoid greenwashing, but fossil fuels remain an elephant in the spin room.

Arizona could see its state legislative majority flip for the first time in decades, putting climate action back on the table.

Hurricane Helene exposed how vulnerable the clean energy system is to extreme weather.

Captive coal could jeopardize decarbonization efforts worldwide.

Alok Sharma, the COP26 president, told Semafor that securing a sufficiently ambitious climate finance deal in Baku this month may be impossible.

As the Biden administration races to finalize its climate agenda, conservative climate activists are plotting a new direction for the energy transition.