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Vema predicts cheap hydrogen could change where data centers are built
Vema says falling hydrogen costs could reshape data centre locations, enabling facilities to move away from traditional power hubs and closer to low-cost clean energy.
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Vema says falling hydrogen costs could reshape data centre locations, enabling facilities to move away from traditional power hubs and closer to low-cost clean energy.
Avalanche argues the fusion power industry should focus on smaller, modular reactors, saying compact designs could reach commercialisation faster and at lower cost.
HomeBoost has launched a consumer-friendly app and home energy assessment kit that shows homeowners where they’re wasting energy and how to cut utility bills with cost-effective upgrades.
Obvious Ventures has raised its fifth fund at $360M, backing startups across planetary, human, and economic health as the firm marks a major VC milestone.
Zanskar argues that nearly 1 terawatt of geothermal power remains untapped globally and says new exploration technology could unlock clean, baseload energy at scale.
Microsoft has signed a carbon-removal offtake agreement with Indian climate startup Varaha, securing durable biochar-based credits as it works toward its carbon-negative goal.
Startup Ammobia says it has modified the century-old Haber-Bosch process to cut ammonia production costs and emissions, backed by new funding.
2026 is set to be a defining year for climate tech. Investors share their thoughts on the growth of energy sources, including geothermal, nuclear, and advanced batteries, alongside data…
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