Corporates

The Decarbonization Partners close comes as BlackRock and other investors walk back climate ambitions — and focus on funding energy transition startups.

Companies are lining up behind two strategies for buying clean energy. But will either — or both — have the intended impact?

“The grid edge is now where the utility meets the consumer,” said the utility tech company’s VP of product management.

The energy equipment giant's multi-project deal with Grid United to link regional grids in the U.S. reflects the tech’s momentum.

The tech giant is the full offtaker for two NextEra facilities that will power the data center’s local grid, to the tune of over 430 MW.

Google is relying mostly on water cooling to keep the energy toll of its data centers down — but that water is increasingly scarce.

Stacy Kauk explains the challenges of building a carbon removal portfolio

Microsoft wooed the AI forecasting startup with the promise of introductions to top utilities.

The company has invested in 700 megawatts of renewable energy across Europe.

A new paper from Princeton suggests only 24/7 matching with clean electricity makes a significant emissions impact in a grid increasingly outfitted with clean energy.

With its recent Qcells deal, the company is wading into the mire of panel procurement to help ensure a stable supply chain.