Stephen Lacey

Despite a downturn in the climate tech sector, we may look back on 2023 as the “year of building” the green industrial economy.

On The Carbon Copy podcast: What does it look like for the global market to install a gigawatt every day?

This is the decade to get it right, and we’re almost halfway through it.

If growth continues, U.S. emissions from LNG exports could rival emissions from the continent of Europe. Bill McKibben and other guests discuss.

What’s behind the recent troubles for nuclear startups? And can global nuclear capacity actually triple by 2050?

We tackle the on-the-ground reality of developing 11 terawatts of renewable capacity.

We explore a few areas where artificial intelligence is bringing real benefits to grid operators and customers.

A conversation with Microsoft’s Hanna Grene on the many ways AI is impacting utility operations.

Grid constraints, financing costs and supply-chain snags are causing problems for developers. When will it be resolved?

Exploring the difficult pathways to decarbonizing the industrial sector.

“I don't worry about the tech being good enough,” said Microsoft’s Hanna Grene. “I worry about how we change the way we’re working and approaching these problems.”

Ongoing strikes in the auto industry are a test case for an equitable energy transition.

This week: a look at how the business of clean energy is evolving. Plus, the battery-recycling boom and Hawaii’s coal gambit.

A U.N. panel has expressed concern that carbon-removal technologies aren’t ready to scale. But the U.S. government is spending big bucks to support the industry.

Facebook groups and media manipulation are contributing to increased local opposition to wind and solar projects.