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  • 6 days ago | heatmap.news | Katie Brigham

    With previously obligated funding for programs backed by the Inflation Reduction Act and the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act beginning to be reinstated, individuals and businesses are fearing whiplash as they restart programming against a backdrop of increasing political and economic uncertainty.

  • 1 week ago | heatmap.news | Katie Brigham

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  • 2 weeks ago | heatmap.news | Katie Brigham

    The country’s largest electricity market, PJM, has a problem: It’s facing a slew of retiring fossil fuel resources just as electricity demand is ramping, largely thanks to AI data centers. Meanwhile, PJM has a years-long waitlist full of wind and solar projects seeking permission to connect to the grid that are languishing in no small part due to its slow approval process.

  • 2 weeks ago | heatmap.news | Katie Brigham

    China dominates the lithium-ion battery supply chain at nearly every level, from critical minerals processing and refining to cell manufacturing and battery pack assembly. So now that the nation faces a cumulative 54% tariff rate, one might think domestic battery manufacturers — especially those exploring lithium-ion alternatives — would be celebrating their good fortune. But the actual picture is markedly more mixed. Take Bay Area-based lithium-sulfur battery producer Lyten.

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11 Apr 25

RT @heatmap_news: Buzzy sodium-ion startup Bedrock Materials is shutting down and returning most of its $9 million seed funding to investor…

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katie brigham @katie_brigham
8 Apr 25

RT @advaitarun_: Same story in @katie_brigham's piece on Lyten's lithium-sulfur battery projects! https://t.co/uqXv94FqNE

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katie brigham @katie_brigham
7 Apr 25

RT @MattZeitlin: great story by @katie_brigham about how even the most domesticated battery companies are still being hit by the tariffs, n…