Workforce diversity
Charging Up: A chat with Amy Francetic, managing general partner at Buoyant Ventures
Plus, climatetech career moves at Google, Fluence, OCI Solar, LineVision, Energize Ventures, Fifth Wall, Intersect Power and more.
Maria Virginia Olano is editorial and research associate at Canary Media and producer of the Political Climate podcast. Before joining the Canary team, she worked on state-level climate policy advocacy, specifically focusing on communications strategies. She also hosted and produced the podcast Cooler Earth.
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Clean energy jobs
Chart: Clean energy jobs are booming. What sectors are growing most?
Plus, nearly half of the new clean energy jobs don't require a bachelor's degree, and most pay more than the national median salary.
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Fossil fuels
Chart: Here’s why everyone is freaking out over gas stoves
The performative outrage over a nonexistent ban on gas stoves is overblown. The clear proof of the harmful health impacts of fossil gas isn't.
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Electric vehicles
Charts: Tesla stock tanks even as it sets EV delivery record
The pioneering electric-vehicle maker shipped more cars in Q4 2022 than ever before, but its stock price is sliding ever lower. Elon Musk's Twitter side hustle isn't helping.
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Workforce diversity
Charging Up: A chat with Nicole Luckey, SVP at Invenergy
Plus, climatetech career moves at NuScale Power, WeaveGrid, Strata Clean Energy and Enel X Way — and some Nigerian Dwarf goats, too.
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Clean energy
Top 10 most popular energy charts of 2022
From lithium prices to Russian oil to top EV countries, here's the data that our readers found most fascinating.
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Solar
Chart: Which country dominates the solar supply chain?
China maintains an iron grip on every stage of solar manufacturing, from raw polysilicon to finished solar panels.
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Workforce diversity
Charging Up: A chat with Allison Wolff, CEO at Vibrant Planet
Plus, climatetech career moves at Microsoft, Pine Gate Renewables, Convergent Energy and Power, Schmidt Futures, SE Ventures, Meati, StoreDot and more.
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Clean energy
Chart: What's the top source of electricity in your state?
Twelve states now generate the largest share of their power from zero-carbon sources — wind, hydro or nuclear. The rest still rely most heavily on fossil fuels.
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Corporate procurement
Chart: These 10 US companies buy and build the most solar
Tech and retail giants are in a race to get solar to power their operations — but one is far ahead of the rest.
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