Coco Liu
Climate Journalist at Bloomberg Green
@climate Journalist/ ex @technology/#SEJAward #SOPAward #SABEWAward winner. #Pulitzer finalist /Diving addict/📧 2 [email protected]/ Regular disclaimers
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2 weeks ago |
energyconnects.com | Coco Liu |Michelle Ma
The last six months have given the US climate tech sector an extreme case of whiplash, yet venture funding to the industry is on the rise. After having former President Joe Biden throwing billions of dollars at everything from green hydrogen to next-generation batteries, companies are now dealing with President Donald Trump, who is considering cutting or clawing back funding for carbon-cutting solutions.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Coco Liu |Michelle Ma
(Bloomberg) -- The last six months have given the US climate tech sector an extreme case of whiplash, yet venture funding to the industry is on the rise. After having former President Joe Biden throwing billions of dollars at everything from green hydrogen to next-generation batteries, companies are now dealing with President Donald Trump, who is considering cutting or clawing back funding for carbon-cutting solutions.
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Coco Liu |Michelle Ma
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2 weeks ago |
fa-mag.com | Coco Liu |Michelle Ma
The last six months have given the US climate tech sector an extreme case of whiplash, yet venture funding to the industry is on the rise. After having former President Joe Biden throwing billions of dollars at everything from green hydrogen to next-generation batteries, companies are now dealing with President Donald Trump, who is considering cutting or clawing back funding for carbon-cutting solutions.
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1 month ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Coco Liu |Olivia Rudgard
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