A macro view on the state of climate tech

A macro view on the state of climate tech

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The ‘brutal reality’ of scaling low-carbon fertilizer

Nitrogen fertilizer is essential for global food security, yet its production is a hyper-centralized, fossil-fuel-intensive process that accounts for 5 to 7% of global greenhouse gas emissions. As geopolitical instability threatens traditional supply chains, the vulnerability of ...  Show more

Form Energy's manufacturing breakthrough

Lithium-ion batteries have revolutionized energy storage, but inexpensive, truly long-duration batteries may still have a significant role to play in backing renewables and decarbonizing the grid. Form Energy is tackling that challenge with a new class of iron-air batteries. By o ...  Show more

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