Jonas Muthoni

Los Angeles, New York

Enterpreneur and Strategy Consultant at Freelance

Los Angeles based entrepreneur that enjoys making positive impacts in the community and society in general, animals, music, art and a good home made meal.

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Articles

Top Unicorn Startups of 2025 by Market Valuation

1 day ago | inprofiledaily.com | Jonas Muthoni

2025 has proven to be a transformative year for startups, with several newly minted unicorns surpassing the $1 billion valuation mark in record time. These emerging companies—spanning sectors like AI, fintech, climate tech, and biotech—are not only reshaping their industries but are also capturing the attention of global investors. The rise of these unicorns reflects a broader trend of innovation-driven growth amid an uncertain economic climate.
Clean‑Energy Tax Cuts Threaten Iowa’s Renewable Future

1 day ago | microgridmedia.com | Jonas Muthoni

Clean‑energy tax breaks extended under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) are now in peril. A sweeping budget reconciliation bill passed by the U.S. House threatens to bar or sharply limit these incentives, endangering Iowa’s wind and solar boom — and potentially disrupting the nation’s clean‑energy transition. Iowa is a renewable energy leader:Nearly 60% of its electricity now comes from wind and solar. Since 2019, it produces more wind energy than coal.
U.S. Energy Outlook: 2025-2026

2 days ago | microgridmedia.com | Jonas Muthoni

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) has released its latest Short-Term Energy Outlook, providing forecasts for energy supply, demand, and prices through 2026. The report highlights significant shifts in electricity generation sources, natural gas dynamics, and renewable energy growth. In 2025, the U.S. power sector is expected to generate 2% more electricity compared to 2024. This increase is driven by rising demand across residential, commercial, and industrial sectors.
Errol Musk's Visit to India: A Blend of Green Energy and Cultural Heritage

3 days ago | microgridmedia.com | Jonas Muthoni

Errol Musk, the father of tech billionaire Elon Musk, embarked on a significant six-day visit to India from June 1 to June 6, 2025. His trip aimed to support and accelerate India’s progress in green technology and electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure. As the newly appointed global advisor to Servotech Renewable Power System Ltd., Errol Musk’s visit combined strategic business engagements with cultural experiences, reflecting a holistic approach to international collaboration.
Amerisolar's Flexible Solar Module Passes Stepping Test

4 days ago | microgridmedia.com | Jonas Muthoni

Amerisolar, a global solar panel manufacturer with over 30 years of experience, has announced that its flexible photovoltaic (PV) module has successfully passed the rigorous stepping test. This achievement highlights the module’s durability and suitability for various applications. The stepping test simulates real-life scenarios where solar panels might be stepped on during installation or maintenance.
Jamie Dimon Warns U.S. Debt Could Disrupt Bond Markets

5 days ago | inprofiledaily.com | Jonas Muthoni

Jamie Dimon has long been outspoken about fiscal responsibility, and his latest remarks amplify those concerns. He emphasized that the U.S. government’s unsustainable debt trajectory poses significant financial risks if left unchecked. “The United States needs to get its fiscal house in order,” Dimon stated. He cited figures showing the national debt exceeding $34 trillion, with no clear plan in place to reduce the deficit or rein in spending.
Why the 2025 Housing Market Recovery Never Took Off

6 days ago | nextgenhero.io | Jonas Muthoni

At the start of 2025, many experts predicted that the housing market would begin to rebound after two years of volatility. With inflation cooling and hopes that the Federal Reserve would ease interest rates, buyers and sellers alike anticipated a more stable landscape. But halfway through the year, that recovery has yet to arrive. Instead, the housing market remains sluggish. Sales are tepid, inventory is tight, and mortgage rates continue to hover at uncomfortable highs.
California's Plan to Boost Electricity Using Existing Grid

6 days ago | microgridmedia.com | Jonas Muthoni

California has a chance to add more electricity without building new power lines. A study from UC Berkeley says the state can use its current grid better. This idea is called surplus interconnection. It means using extra space in the grid to connect new energy sources like solar and wind. Surplus interconnection lets new energy projects connect to parts of the grid that aren’t fully used. This avoids the need to build new lines, saving time and money.
China's Dominance in Global Battery Minerals: A Growing Concern

1 week ago | microgridmedia.com | Jonas Muthoni

The world is moving towards clean energy. Electric cars, wind turbines, and solar panels are becoming more common. These technologies need special minerals like lithium, cobalt, and graphite. China is the main country that supplies and processes these minerals. This gives China a lot of control over the global clean energy market. China plays a big part in the battery supply chain. It imports raw materials, processes them, and exports finished products.
Trump Administration Cancels $22M Grant to Kraft Heinz in Lowville Amid $3.7B Clean Energy Cuts

1 week ago | microgridmedia.com | Jonas Muthoni

The Kraft Heinz plant in Lowville, New York, has lost a $22 million federal grant. This money was intended to help the plant install solar panels, fuel-efficient boilers, and thermal energy storage systems. These upgrades were part of Kraft Heinz’s plan to reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. The grant was part of a larger $170.9 million award from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Industrial Demonstrations Program, aimed at upgrading ten Kraft Heinz facilities across the country.