We’ve accelerated clean tech innovation rapidly, but we need to reduce our yearly GHG emissions from 51B tons to zero. Globally, we haven’t decreased them by a single ton yet. nt-z.ro/3SaB6fd

We need to "build more high-voltage transmission lines that can carry electricity long distances, and use those transmission lines to better connect regions and communities to one another." Check out the latest GatesNotes from Breakthrough Energy founder: gatesnotes.com/Energy/Transmi…

"For the first time for as long as I can remember there's a real sense of urgency to accelerate the energy transition." Welcoming words by Ann Mettler from Breakthrough Energy at the #CleantechForEurope Summit! youtube.com/watch?v=kZ0_MS…

No transition without transmission⚡️ The #powergrid will also be a key priority for Breakthrough Energy Energy Europe in 2023. Watch this space ...

Here’s Bill Gates on the desperate need for new electricity transmission to solve climate change nt-z.ro/3R6fVMl This is legit keeping me up at night.

“If you care about climate change, you should care about transmission.” Bill Gates discusses the critical need to expand and modernize our grid: nt-z.ro/3XThuzl

In this week’s Cipher News, Amy Harder discusses why systems change and new clean technologies, rather than personal sacrifice, are the keys to our net-zero efforts.

"In 2023, we will start to see the early impact of [the Inflation Reduction Act] take hold in terms of increased investment and adoption of climate technologies," Breakthrough Energy's Carmichael Roberts told Ollie Gordon: bit.ly/3Hb7VF8 #InflationReductionAct

How close are we to harnessing fusion to create safe, scalable clean energy? Financial Times spotlights fusion advancements, like BEV portfolio company Commonwealth Fusion Systems’s SPARC machine. More on why we can be optimistic about fusion investments from BEV’s Phil Larochelle: nt-z.ro/3JhKWLC

Estimates suggest demand for electricity could more than double by 2050. We need to update our country’s aging, disconnected power grid to meet current needs – and prepare for a clean energy future. More from Bill Gates in his recent GatesNotes: nt-z.ro/3ZYwyh5

NEW: We supported a deep dive by evolved into the hydrogen demand side. There's strong consensus we need to rapidly scale up clean H2 supply to achieve net zero, but H2’s versatility means the breadth of uses remains subject to some uncertainty.🧵 evolved.energy/post/adp2022-h…

Updating our electric grid will improve clean energy availability and reliability, lower costs, and create jobs. In his most recent GatesNotes, Bill Gates explains how we can address barriers to improving our grid. More: nt-z.ro/3ZYwyh5

What would a world in which we’ve modernized our power grid look like? We explore this question, and consider what stands in the way, in the first post of our new Breakthrough Energy Newsroom series on transmission: nt-z.ro/3wvYpHW

Following up on the recent GatesNotes post about transmission, I've been asked what would a world where we’ve modernized our power grid look like? Check out my first post from our new Breakthrough Energy Newsroom series on Tx w/ some help from our founder: nt-z.ro/3Joud9v

We’re thrilled to welcome (Ann Mettler), Vice President, Europe at Breakthrough Energy (Breakthrough Energy), to speak at our #TechEUSummit on 24 May 🤗 Join us on 24 May in Brussels to give and take inspiration! 👇 tech.eu/event/2023/sum…

The steel manufacturing industry is a major source of GHGs. BEV portfolio company Boston Metal is working to decarbonize the steel industry with an electrolysis process that eliminates the need for coal in steel production. More from Catherine Clifford: cnbc.com/2023/01/27

The planning, paying, and permitting process for new transmission projects is crowded with regional and federal actors and complicated by outdated systems. Working together to update the process is key to modernizing our grid. Read more from Bill Gates: nt-z.ro/3ZYwyh5

Hydrogen (H) is the most abundant element in the universe, and its useful form (H2) has high energy potential. Today’s technologies allow us to produce hydrogen cleanly – and recent legislation is helping to drive down costs.

In our latest newsroom, Adria Wilson breaks down this powerful molecule: nt-z.ro/3lFgZLX