A macro view on the state of climate tech

A macro view on the state of climate tech

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Critical Capital: Can nuclear seize on data center momentum?

This week, we’re presenting a drop-in episode of Critical Capital, a new partner podcast from Crux and Latitude Studios. The rush to build data centers has sparked an energy debate: will gas meet the growing demand or will clean firm power like nuclear step in? Nuclear has bipart ...  Show more

The pivot that reinvented the air conditioner

While living in Delhi, Sorin Grama gave a window air conditioner to an employee. He found out weeks later she wasn't using it because the electricity costs were too high. It was a stark reminder that access to global cooling isn't about upfront equipment costs. It’s about the hig ...  Show more

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