The funding, led by Breakthrough Energy Ventures, supports scalable solutions for sustainable treatment processes.
“Robust greenhouse gas removal is needed, and needed swiftly, to limit the effects of climate change and to meet our climate goals,” stated Dr. Joachim Katchinoff, CREW Co-Founder and CEO.
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Enapi, a German startup, is sparking a change in the EV charging industry with its recent €2.5 million pre-seed funding. Led by Project A Ventures and supported by Seedcamp and HelloWorld, Enapi’s mission is to connect the fragmented EV charging market and enhance the driver experience.
The EV charging sector is currently plagued by a lack of standardization and interoperability. Enapi's platform promises to tackle these issues, fostering seamless collaboration between Charge Point Operators and eMobility Service Providers.
The success of Enapi’s platform could be the key to improving scalability and efficiency. By commoditizing connectivity, the platform could open doors to decentralized opportunities such as DePIN and charge-to-earn token rewards down the road.
"Enapi aims to redefine connectivity as a commodity, revolutionizing the industry by introducing a layer of efficiency that benefits the entire market," says Jakob Kleihues, CEO and co-founder of Enapi.
With its new funding, Enapi plans to expand its network, enhance data quality, and build clearing house functionalities. The platform is launching with partners across Europe, including Electra, Monta, JUCR, Osprey, Octopus Electroverse, OVO Drive, and Paua, with more to join by invitation.
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Reflect Orbital is planning to develop a constellation of satellites that will reflect sunlight to solar farms during nighttime hours, transforming the efficiency and reach of solar energy generation.
This approach addresses the key limitations of solar power: its dependence on daylight. By extending the availability of sunlight to solar farms, enabled by advancements in space technology, Reflect Orbital's technology can significantly increase the contribution of solar energy to the global energy mix.
Reflect Orbital is currently designing its first satellite, marking the next phase in its mission to harness space-based solar power.
This technology not only has the potential to transform the renewable energy sector but also raises questions about the future of energy infrastructure and the role of space in supporting sustainable development.
Efficient transmission of energy over long distances from space or high altitudes remains a challenge. Additionally, the environmental impact of beaming concentrated solar energy through the atmosphere needs careful consideration.
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AWS has acquired Talen Energy's Cumulus Data data center campus in Pennsylvania for $650 million, which is located at a nuclear power station and includes all the land, power infrastructure, and intangibles.
AWS plans to develop up to a 960MW data center campus in northeast Pennsylvania, with two 10-year extension options tied to nuclear license renewals and minimum contractual power commitments that ramp up in 120 MW increments.
Talen Energy will supply AWS with direct-connect, carbon-free power for the data center campus, and under a separate agreement, Talen will also receive additional revenue from AWS related to sales of carbon-free energy to the grid.
Talen Energy, founded in 2015, established Cumulus Growth in 2020, comprising Cumulus Data for hyperscale data centers and Cumulus Coin for digital currency mining.
There are numerous synergies between datacenter infrastructure and cryptocurrency mining sites, so similar acquisitions are likely to occur in the future.
AWS's acquisition of a nuclear-powered data center campus underscores the tech industry's shift towards sustainable energy solutions, with significant implications for the future of data center operations and green energy adoption.
While nuclear power offers a carbon-free energy source, concerns about nuclear waste and safety remain, highlighting the need for continued innovation in sustainable energy technologies.
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