Clean Energy
Clean energy generation works technically and wins on cost for new capacity. The problems left are connecting it to the grid, storing the power and the politics of its supply chains.
high conviction
28 technologies
Category overview
Solar PV at sub-$0.02/kWh is the cheapest electricity source in history. Offshore wind faces cost overruns. Nuclear fusion has unprecedented private capital. Grid modernisation is the binding constraint — 4-7 year interconnection queues. The challenge has shifted from generation to storage, grid integration, and geopolitics of supply chains.
Technologies tracked
28 total
Agrivoltaics
Atmospheric water generation
Carbon capture and storage
Carbon markets and credits
Climate adaptation technology
Concentrated solar power
Direct air capture
Energy harvesting
Enhanced rock weathering
Geothermal energy
Green hydrogen
Green steel
Grid modernisation
Heat pumps
High-temperature superconductors
Hydrogen storage
Nuclear fusion
Nuclear microreactors
Nuclear waste recycling
Ocean carbon removal
Offshore wind energy
Perovskite solar cells
Small modular reactors
Solar photovoltaics
Solid-state transformers
Sustainable aviation fuel
Tidal and wave energy
Water recycling and reuse
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