Shayle Kann

Managing Partner, Energy Impact Partners · 221 appearances on the record.

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He leads Energy Impact Partners' Frontier Fund, investing in deep decarbonization and clean technologies. He also hosts the climate tech podcast Catalyst with Shayle Kann and previously led GTM Research at Greentech Media.

447statements → 299claims → 209claims resolved → 89%fully supported → 3.66/5average certainty → 1.94/5average debate potential → ≈4.0/5argument clarity, estimated → 32said about them ↓

187 supported 14 partly supported 8 contradicted 10 not yet assessed 80 not checkable as stated how the 299 claims stand · each chip opens the sources

80 predictions · 219 assertions · 77 opinions · 64 insights · 6 disclosures · 1 what if · every statement was checked. The predictions and assertions are the 299 claims: statements the public record can support or contradict. 209 are resolved, 10 are not yet assessed, and 80 name no date, number or outcome precise enough to check. Everything else (opinions, insights, what ifs, disclosures) can never be settled by the record, so it carries no assessment.

The record, in short

What the tape says about how Shayle argues and how the claims held up. Everything they said, and everything said about them, is in the tabs below.

Their most notable supported claim

Assertion Supported
Kann: Sulfur injection could cool Earth 0.5°C for $2 billion
“Specifically, you might be able to get about a half a degree Celsius of global cooling out of stratospheric sulfur injection for a couple of billion dollars, which is nothing, basically, comparatively.”
Shayle Kann Jun 16, 2022 ▶ 4:22 Making sense of solar engineering

Their most notable contradicted claim

Assertion Contradicted
Kann: Software engineering is the only job category truly displaced by AI to date
“And in fact, the only jobs that have been lost really because of AI to date are like software engineers.”
Shayle Kann Sep 3, 2026 ▶ 17:03 What comes after the data center backlash?

Expressed certainty vs assessment result

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Everything Shayle Kann said on Catalyst that made the record, most notable first. Filter by type, assessment or year in the ledger →

Assertion Contradicted
Kann: Software engineering is the only job category truly displaced by AI to date
“And in fact, the only jobs that have been lost really because of AI to date are like software engineers.”
Shayle Kann Sep 3, 2026 ▶ 17:03 What comes after the data center backlash?
Prediction Not checkable as stated
Kann: Electric vehicles will never discharge to the grid at scale
“I do not think we'll ever see vehicles discharging into the grid at scale.”
Shayle Kann Jun 23, 2022 ▶ 34:45 Which tech is overhyped, underhyped and just right?
Assertion Supported
Kann: Sulfur injection could cool Earth 0.5°C for $2 billion
“Specifically, you might be able to get about a half a degree Celsius of global cooling out of stratospheric sulfur injection for a couple of billion dollars, which is nothing, basically, comparatively.”
Shayle Kann Jun 16, 2022 ▶ 4:22 Making sense of solar engineering
Opinion
Kann: Data centers lower local electricity rates but increase macro power prices
“At the local level, data centers seem to on balance, probably decrease electricity prices currently. And at the macro level, they are definitely a factor contributing to an increase in electricity prices.”
Shayle Kann Sep 10, 2026 ▶ 28:01 Do data centers actually increase electricity prices? No...and yes
Opinion
Kann: V2G economics do not pencil for EV drivers with $7,000 hardware
“GM, for example, their bi-directional charging bundle runs about 7000 dollars before installation. And grid programs so far have paid drivers a lot less than that. It just doesn't pencil.”
Shayle Kann Jul 23, 2026 ▶ 1:50 The multi-billion dollar promise of vehicle-to-grid integration
Opinion
Kann: Power is the rate limiter to AI growth
“And understanding the multiple factors that drive failure of new transmission, I think, is key to understanding why power is, in my opinion, The rate limiter to AI growth, and why upward pressure on electricity prices will probably sustain for a while.”
Shayle Kann Jun 25, 2026 ▶ 0:30 How data centers are complicating transmission expansion
Assertion Partly supported
Kann: Almost none of the 50 GW data center pipeline is off-grid
“There's like, 50 gigawatts of behind-the-meter generation and development at data centers, right? And they, and some people have interpreted that to be, oh, 50 gigawatts of off-grid data centers getting built. It's actually close to zero of those that are true…”
Shayle Kann Mar 12, 2026 ▶ 9:42 AI scaling pathways: on grid, on edge, off grid, off planet
Prediction Held up
Kann: 300 MW data centers have lower cost per FLOP than edge
“My guess is, you know, your 300 megawatt data center on a fully loaded levelized cost of flop is just gonna be cheaper.”
Shayle Kann Mar 12, 2026 ▶ 15:56 AI scaling pathways: on grid, on edge, off grid, off planet
Prediction Open · timeframe Feb 2031
Kann rejects Musk's claim that orbital data centers will be cheapest soon
“Because I think that orbital data, I mean, Elon says he thinks that they will be the cheapest way to get new compute in, like, three to five years. I do not think that is possible. Not in that time period.”
Shayle Kann Feb 25, 2026 ▶ 24:20 Volts crossover: Six big energy questions
Prediction Open · timeframe Feb 2029
Kann predicts US electricity prices will rise over the next three years
“But I could tell you, I think over the next three years, you know, electricity prices are probably going up, not down.”
Shayle Kann Feb 25, 2026 ▶ 44:19 Volts crossover: Six big energy questions
Assertion Supported
Kann: Solar geoengineering could deliver 0.5°C cooling for two billion dollars
“The rough estimates, just to an order of magnitude, are that, at least what I've seen, it might cost a couple billion dollars to deliver something like a half a degree of cooling, half a degree centigrade of cooling.”
Shayle Kann Feb 25, 2026 ▶ 57:30 Volts crossover: Six big energy questions
Assertion Supported
AI training data centers run dummy workloads to flatten dangerous power spikes
“What they do in large part, because those spikes are actually problematic, not just to the grid, but to the equipment inside the data center as well. So what they do at least sometimes to manage that is they create dummy workloads. So they keep the power profi…”
Shayle Kann Dec 18, 2025 ▶ 19:00 Will inference move to the edge?
Prediction Held up
Kann: Data centers will partner with DER aggregators for grid capacity
“We're just starting to see this wave of announcements that are inexorably coming where there are going to be partnerships between hyperscalers or data center operators and the Third parties who do aggregations of DERs to deliver capacity to get data centers on…”
Shayle Kann Oct 16, 2025 ▶ 6:18 Calibrating hype with Akshat Rathi
Assertion Supported
Grid interconnection is faster than building new nuclear in most locations
“Most places you can get interconnected faster than you can build the new nuclear reactor.”
Shayle Kann Sep 12, 2025 ▶ 35:09 When to colocate data centers with generation
Insight
Kann: Geoengineering is too cheap to support large venture market sizes
“It's actually hard to get to a big market size for it, ultimately, because it is so cheap. Like, I don't remember exactly the number, but we did an episode on this, like, I don't know, a couple years ago, and it was something like a couple billion dollars migh…”
Shayle Kann Sep 4, 2025 ▶ 5:09 AMA: Geoengineering, nuclear, power prices, and more
Opinion
Kann: Make Sunsets' rule-flouting balloon releases are the wrong approach for SRM
“There is another startup called Make Sunsets, which a lot of people have heard about, who has decided to just do SRM brazenly in the open, kind of flouting all rules and regulations to the extent that they can. I actually went to a party a couple years ago whe…”
Shayle Kann Sep 4, 2025 ▶ 8:17 AMA: Geoengineering, nuclear, power prices, and more
Opinion
Kann: Rising electricity prices are the biggest risk to EV adoption
“To me, you know, the biggest risk to EV adoption right now, above all else, is rising electricity prices.”
Shayle Kann Sep 4, 2025 ▶ 13:12 AMA: Geoengineering, nuclear, power prices, and more
Prediction Not checkable as stated
Kann: A US nuclear power renaissance will happen despite realistic timeline hurdles
“I'm now very optimistic about it. I'm realistic about the timeframe of it, I think. Which is, a lot of people are not, but I do think it's going to happen.”
Shayle Kann Sep 4, 2025 ▶ 22:53 AMA: Geoengineering, nuclear, power prices, and more
Insight
Kann: Being green and more expensive is insufficient for climate tech demand
“The big lesson of the current state of affairs in climate tech is that in a lot of the subcategories of the market, Being clean, being green, whatever, is insufficient. Being ex but clean particularly if it's ex but clean and more expensive. Is just not eno…”
Shayle Kann Sep 4, 2025 ▶ 31:17 AMA: Geoengineering, nuclear, power prices, and more
Opinion
Data center developers are crowding out sites for new U.S. manufacturing electrification
“I can tell you for certain that it is getting harder and harder to find a site to put any of that stuff because there are data center developers hunting around the entire country trying to find anywhere where that is possible. So it's making it, and that's dif…”
Shayle Kann Jul 3, 2025 ▶ 18:13 Fresh intel from state utility regulatory filings
Prediction Not checkable as stated
Kann: The US lacks end-user demand for 1,000 new hyperscale data centers
“And I will state categorically, I don't think there will be a thousand new Hyperscale data centers in the United States anytime soon. I don't think there's actually that much demand for it.”
Shayle Kann Jun 5, 2025 ▶ 32:47 The gas turbine crunch
Prediction Open · timeframe Dec 2030
Kann: US data center capacity will more than double by 2030
“I was on the side of, we will see total capacity of data centers as measured in megawatts, or gigawatts, I guess, really double by twenty-thirty, and I was on the side that we will see it more than double.”
Shayle Kann Mar 6, 2025 ▶ 51:56 A skeptic’s take on AI electricity load growth
Prediction Not checkable as stated
Kann: Carbon removal startup oversupply will force a market reckoning
“I think the overwhelming likelihood is that we're in for a bit of a reckoning in that market. In that market, I mean, both the general voluntary carbon market, and more specifically, the CDR market. Not to say everything fails, but there's just the, there's an…”
Shayle Kann Jan 30, 2025 ▶ 32:14 2025 trends: aerosols, oil demand, and carbon removal
Insight
Khan: Clean tech startups need a 5x-10x improvement to beat scaling incumbents
“If you're building something that you think is a better mousetrap, like, it's 20% better, Than whatever the incumbent technology is. In all likelihood, your reaction, my reaction, when we see a company that's doing that is like, 20% better is not better enough…”
Shayle Kann Sep 12, 2024 ▶ 12:44 The better mousetrap fallacy

Show 24statements(423 left)

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Appearances (221)

EpisodeDateSpeaking time
Do data centers actually increase electricity prices? No...and yes Sep 10, 2026 13m
What comes after the data center backlash? Sep 3, 2026 15m
The rise of metal fuels Aug 27, 2026 7m
Can AI revolutionize grid operations? Aug 20, 2026 9m
The electrician shortage slowing the AI boom Aug 6, 2026 9m
The commercial battery comeback Jul 30, 2026 12m
The multi-billion dollar promise of vehicle-to-grid integration Jul 23, 2026 9m
When will quantum computing have its breakout moment? Jul 16, 2026 7m
Inside the AI power wars Jul 9, 2026 12m
Inside the most sophisticated plan for solar geoengineering Jul 1, 2026 7m
How data centers are complicating transmission expansion Jun 25, 2026 12m
Enter the electric supercycle Jun 18, 2026 11m
How China is reshaping the global auto market Jun 11, 2026 8m
Surprising trends in global electricity generation Jun 4, 2026 11m
Building inference data centers on the high seas May 28, 2026 9m
A blueprint for scalable fusion power May 21, 2026 13m
Inside the global fertilizer crunch May 14, 2026 10m
Cracking the code on autonomous trucking May 7, 2026 10m
How AI is modernizing EPCs Apr 30, 2026 6m
Inside Google’s massive AI capex (live) Apr 23, 2026 12m
The rise of flexible data centers Apr 9, 2026 12m
Building a domestic nuclear fuel supply chain Apr 2, 2026 11m
The state and future of nuclear waste Mar 26, 2026 7m
Scaling America's domestic solar supply chain Mar 19, 2026 12m
AI scaling pathways: on grid, on edge, off grid, off planet Mar 12, 2026 18m
Digging deep for super hot geothermal Mar 5, 2026 11m
Volts crossover: Six big energy questions Feb 25, 2026 20m
The rise of grid power electronics with Drew Baglino Feb 19, 2026 10m
PJM and ERCOT navigate a capacity rollercoaster Feb 12, 2026 12m
The path to market for new nuclear reactors Feb 5, 2026 8m
The rise of permissionless DERs Jan 29, 2026 10m
More 2026 trends: Solar costs, oil oversupply, and the startup slump Jan 22, 2026 6m
2026 trends: Gas turbines, Texas’ load queue and China electrifies Jan 15, 2026 14m
The VC case for 'full stack deeptech' Jan 8, 2026 19m
How AI is changing weather forecasting Jan 2, 2026 8m
Will inference move to the edge? Dec 18, 2025 16m
Can AI revolutionize EPC? Dec 11, 2025 12m
Who benefits from the AI power bottleneck? Dec 4, 2025 9m
Looking for a turnaround in transmission Nov 20, 2025 6m
New Mexico proves America can still build [partner content] Nov 18, 2025 4m
Driving down the cost of green hydrogen Nov 13, 2025 7m
Inside a $300 million bet on AI for physical R&D Nov 6, 2025 12m
Unpacking DOE's proposal to transform data center interconnection Oct 30, 2025 11m
Five big questions about the future of energy Oct 23, 2025 16m
Calibrating hype with Akshat Rathi Oct 16, 2025 19m
How Base Power plans to use its fresh $1B Oct 9, 2025 11m
The new wave of DERs Oct 2, 2025 9m
Ag residue and carbon removal Sep 25, 2025 10m
Is now the time for DERs to scale? Sep 18, 2025 8m
When to colocate data centers with generation Sep 12, 2025 12m
AMA: Geoengineering, nuclear, power prices, and more Sep 4, 2025 25m
The mechanics of data center flexibility Aug 28, 2025 9m
The case for sodium-ion Aug 14, 2025 9m
PJM and the capacity crunch Jul 31, 2025 6m
Repurposing EV batteries for grid storage Jul 24, 2025 11m
Five big questions emerging from the OBBB Jul 17, 2025 16m
Tumult in residential solar Jul 10, 2025 8m
Fresh intel from state utility regulatory filings Jul 3, 2025 11m
GM's big new battery tech push Jun 26, 2025 7m
The story of steam Jun 19, 2025 6m
The state of play of data center development Jun 12, 2025 11m
The gas turbine crunch Jun 5, 2025 10m
How geothermal gets built May 29, 2025 8m
What to make of Trump's deep-sea minerals push May 22, 2025 7m
The U.S. nuclear groundswell May 9, 2025 9m
Catalyst Live at SF Climate Week May 1, 2025 15m
The geopolitics of rare earth elements Apr 24, 2025 9m
Serving data center load with carbon capture Apr 17, 2025 9m
How climate disasters are shaping insurance markets Apr 10, 2025 6m
Specialized AI brains for physical industry Apr 4, 2025 12m
The potential for flexible data centers Mar 27, 2025 9m
The coming robotics wave Mar 20, 2025 11m
An ode to electrochemistry Mar 13, 2025 9m
A skeptic’s take on AI electricity load growth Mar 6, 2025 14m
Cultivated meat’s “trough of disillusionment” Feb 27, 2025 9m
The promise and perils of sodium-ion batteries Feb 20, 2025 9m
The case for colocating data centers and generation Feb 13, 2025 12m
More 2025 trends: DeepSeek, plug-in hybrids, and curtailment Feb 6, 2025 14m
Are utilities ready to fully harness demand flexibility? [partner content] Feb 4, 2025 1m
2025 trends: aerosols, oil demand, and carbon removal Jan 30, 2025 9m
The climate-ag grab bag Jan 23, 2025 8m
FOAK tales Jan 16, 2025 16m
Making DERs work for load growth Jan 9, 2025 13m
Lithium’s wild ride Jan 2, 2025 8m
Scaling low-carbon products with book and claim systems Dec 19, 2024 11m
What went wrong at Northvolt? Dec 12, 2024 13m
Explaining the 'Watt-Bit Spread' Dec 5, 2024 13m
TEA breakdown: green ammonia and synthetic methane Nov 21, 2024 14m
Getting heat pumps right Nov 14, 2024 15m
Fixing the refrigerant problem Nov 7, 2024 7m
Why climate tech startups get this one thing wrong Oct 31, 2024 20m
The unexplored frontier of methane removal Oct 24, 2024 11m
The complex path to market for low-carbon cement Oct 17, 2024 10m
Unpacking China’s cheap battery costs Oct 10, 2024 11m
DAC’s bumpy road to commercial scale Oct 3, 2024 11m
The state of connected DERs [partner content] Sep 24, 2024 1m
Can AI revolutionize materials discovery? Sep 19, 2024 10m
The better mousetrap fallacy Sep 12, 2024 16m
The rise of climate adaptation tech Sep 5, 2024 13m
Why are we still flaring gas? Aug 29, 2024 9m
Hunting for geologic hydrogen Aug 23, 2024 11m
Pathways to decarbonizing steel Aug 2, 2024 8m
The EV market’s awkward teenage years Jul 25, 2024 13m
Can chip efficiency slow AI's energy demand? Jul 18, 2024 14m
The reshoring of American solar trackers [partner content] Jul 17, 2024 1m
Decarbonizing the high seas Jul 12, 2024 12m
Going deep on next-gen geothermal Jun 27, 2024 8m
Demystifying the Chinese EV market Jun 20, 2024 11m
Under the hood of data center power demand Jun 13, 2024 13m
Drew Baglino on Tesla’s Master Plan Jun 6, 2024 18m
Heavy duty decarbonization May 30, 2024 8m
Could VPPs save rooftop solar? May 23, 2024 11m
Understanding SAF buyers May 16, 2024 8m
The news quiz episode! May 8, 2024 5m
CO2 utilization May 2, 2024 11m
Building a supply chain for rare earth elements Apr 25, 2024 10m
How an obscure, 100-year old law is disrupting U.S. energy Apr 18, 2024 8m
The world of battery recycling Apr 4, 2024 6m
The electricity gauntlet has arrived Mar 28, 2024 17m
Digging into the SEC climate disclosure rules Mar 21, 2024 10m
Climate tech’s tough year in the public markets Mar 14, 2024 11m
The early days of AI on the grid Mar 8, 2024 9m
The challenges of building a carbon removal portfolio Feb 29, 2024 12m
The electric transformer shortage Feb 22, 2024 9m
Frontier Forum: Diving into the booming transferable tax credit market Feb 20, 2024 4m
More 2024 trends: ESG, carbon certifications, curtailment, and AI Feb 15, 2024 12m
2024 trends: batteries, transferable tax credits, and the cost of capital Feb 8, 2024 16m
What’s really happening in the U.S. EV market? Feb 1, 2024 6m
Solving the cow burp problem Jan 26, 2024 10m
Sourcing biomass for carbon removal Jan 19, 2024 13m
2023 climate tech venture investment trends Jan 11, 2024 14m
Fixing the messy voluntary carbon market Jan 4, 2024 19m
Financing first-of-a-kind climate assets Dec 21, 2023 17m
What do you do with a 100-hour battery? Dec 14, 2023 12m
Update: What the new Treasury rules mean for EV supply chains Dec 7, 2023 15m
EV charging on both sides of the pond Nov 30, 2023 11m
The cost of nuclear Nov 16, 2023 13m
Mailbag episode! Interest rates, carbon dioxide removal, load growth, and more Nov 9, 2023 35m
The Volts crossover episode Nov 3, 2023 25m
The market for microgrids Oct 26, 2023 12m
The pace of home electrification Oct 19, 2023 10m
How is U.S. industrial policy affecting actual climatetech investment? Oct 12, 2023 17m
Climate tech startups need strong techno-economic analysis (TEA) Oct 5, 2023 20m
Reviving the stagnant plant based meat market Sep 28, 2023 9m
Fixing interconnection Sep 21, 2023 9m
Stopping geoengineering, by accident Sep 14, 2023 7m
The food-energy nexus Sep 8, 2023 8m
Can the V2X dream become reality? Aug 31, 2023 14m
Navigating the electricity gauntlet Aug 17, 2023 16m
Beaming 24/7 solar… from space Aug 10, 2023 8m
Mining the deep sea Jul 27, 2023 11m
The good and bad of carbon capture Jul 20, 2023 18m
The early days of transoceanic hydrogen transport Jul 13, 2023 15m
The fungus among us Jun 29, 2023 9m
Building out a U.S. solar supply chain Jun 22, 2023 13m
AI for climate: a real world test Jun 15, 2023 20m
The carbon market’s quality problem Jun 8, 2023 13m
Keeping copper from limiting the energy transition Jun 1, 2023 13m
Four ways to store sunlight May 25, 2023 16m
Unpacking EPA’s newly proposed power emissions rule May 18, 2023 20m
The great Bitcoin energy debate May 11, 2023 13m
Understanding the transmission bottleneck May 4, 2023 12m
What the new Treasury rules mean for EV supply chains Apr 6, 2023 10m
SVB, the banking crisis and climatetech Mar 30, 2023 11m
Betting big on renewable natural gas Mar 23, 2023 13m
The greenhouse gas you don’t know about Mar 16, 2023 11m
More 2023 trends: EVs, onshoring, and the three ages of decarbonization Mar 2, 2023 14m
2023 trends: biomass, ESG, batteries and more Feb 23, 2023 13m
Strong opinions on SMRs Feb 16, 2023 13m
What hydrogen leakage means for the climate Feb 9, 2023 13m
Mailbag episode! Biotech, layoffs, battery recycling and more Feb 2, 2023 33m
The journey to monetizing DERs Jan 26, 2023 15m
This episode is trash Jan 19, 2023 11m
Natural gas whiplash Jan 12, 2023 11m
Ammonia: the beer of decarbonization Jan 5, 2023 17m
Why methane matters Dec 22, 2022 15m
Advance market commitments to decarbonize heavy industry Dec 15, 2022 17m
Solving the conundrum of industrial heat Dec 8, 2022 15m
Unpopular solar opinions, 2022 edition Dec 1, 2022 19m
Fixing cement’s carbon problem Nov 17, 2022 14m
Unleashing the magic of heat pumps Nov 10, 2022 14m
How the US climate bill will finance the energy transition [partner content] Oct 24, 2022 4m
What’s holding up hydrogen in Europe? Oct 20, 2022 17m
What climatetech can learn from the oceans Oct 13, 2022 10m
How well does soil actually store carbon? Oct 6, 2022 8m
Is the Inflation Reduction Act a win for EVs and batteries? Sep 29, 2022 14m
Columbia Energy Exchange: Will Putin’s Energy Strategy Backfire? Sep 22, 2022 1m
Averting water wars as we decarbonize Sep 15, 2022 11m
The dirt on soil carbon credits Aug 25, 2022 14m
Booking your first zero-emissions flight Aug 18, 2022 9m
Will charging infrastructure be a bottleneck for electric vehicles? Aug 11, 2022 13m
What the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 would mean for climatetech Aug 5, 2022 14m
Watt It Takes: TeraWatt Infrastructure CEO Neha Palmer Jul 28, 2022 54s
Seeking the holy grail of batteries Jul 21, 2022 13m
Crossing the valley of death Jul 14, 2022 14m
The Carbon Copy: Get ready for the battery recycling boom Jul 7, 2022 1m
How to Save a Planet: Spark Tank! How Do We Solve the Energy Storage Problem? Jul 1, 2022 8m
Which tech is overhyped, underhyped and just right? Jun 23, 2022 19m
Making sense of solar engineering Jun 16, 2022 11m
From biowaste to “biogold” Jun 9, 2022 10m
Climate tech’s surprising bottleneck – land access Jun 2, 2022 13m
Tapping the goldmine of consumer energy data May 26, 2022 16m
How will the downturn affect climate tech? May 19, 2022 17m
Shayle’s “ask me anything” episode May 12, 2022 37m
Growing the Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) market May 5, 2022 19m
Hydrogen, meet salt cavern Apr 28, 2022 13m
The great rush for battery metals Apr 21, 2022 10m
Alternative protein: it’s what’s for dinner Apr 14, 2022 10m
Carbon capture and storage is making a comeback Apr 7, 2022 12m
Can Europe quit Russian fossil fuel by next winter? Mar 31, 2022 11m
Will this carbon market boom be different? Mar 24, 2022 21m
The future of the home solar market Jan 31, 2022 12m
The many pathways to decarbonizing chemicals Jan 24, 2022 16m
Microbes, meat and materials: biotech meets climatetech Jan 18, 2022 13m
Inside the Energy Department's loan deal to back hydrogen Jan 10, 2022 12m
Is nuclear fusion getting close? Dec 23, 2021 15m
Quantum computing could be a critical climate solution Dec 16, 2021 14m
The future of natural gas Dec 9, 2021 11m
A bumpy ride toward decarbonizing aviation Dec 2, 2021 12m
Kickstarting a $1 trillion market for carbon removal Nov 18, 2021 14m
Can 'deeptech' venture capital solve climate change? Nov 11, 2021 26m
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