• Meta & Google Invest $35M Each in Carbon Removal – A Game Changer for Climate Tech?

  • Oct 23 2024
  • Length: 5 mins
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Meta & Google Invest $35M Each in Carbon Removal – A Game Changer for Climate Tech?

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  • Discover innovations that could redefine the energy landscape as we explore the latest breakthroughs in carbon removal and nuclear technology. With Meta pledging $35 million towards carbon removal projects, aligned with the US Department of Energy's pioneering initiative, and Google securing a monumental 500-megawatt power deal from Kairos Power, the tech industry's commitment to sustainable initiatives is clear. You'll also hear about Amazon's strategic partnerships with X Energy and Dominion Energy, underscoring their venture into nuclear technology, which could reshape energy solutions for decades to come.

    Uncover the remarkable advancements propelling the renewable energy sector forward, from Dongfang's colossal 26-megawatt offshore turbine to the surging sales of electric vehicles in the US. Learn about PG&E's innovative pilot program for bidirectional EV charging and California's ambitious demand-side grid support program, which is making strides in managing energy capacity efficiently. Whether it's through cutting-edge technology or strategic investments, these initiatives are setting the stage for a revolutionary era in energy production and consumption.

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