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Science and energy strategic storyteller | Won an award from American Nuclear Society for coverage of fission, fusion | Ex-Cipher News, Ex-CNBC
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U.S. leaps over China in battery investment — for now - Cipher News

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By Catherine Clifford
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The United States overtook clean energy giant China to become the world’s leading investor in battery manufacturing last year, but that recent momentum may be in jeopardy.
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Here are four fast solutions in the current ‘race’ for power

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By Catherine Clifford
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Here are four fast solutions in the current ‘race’ for power Explainers Cat Clifford , Senior Science and Economics Correspondent Jun 25 The United States needs a lot more power — and fast. With the rise of artificial intelligence, increased domestic manufacturing and growing electrification of vehicles, appliances and more, electricity demand in the U.S. is expected to soar in the coming years.
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After years of historic growth, industrial cleantech investments falter

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By Catherine Clifford
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Investments into low-carbon technologies in the industrial sector have grown enormously over the last four years, thanks largely to federal subsidies in the Inflation Reduction Act and related new laws — but they’re starting to fall as Washington rolls back those same policies. Such investments include a sundry mix of nascent technologies, like clean hydrogen, sustainable aviation fuel and carbon management, aimed at cleaning up a range of industrial processes.
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