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🌿 Friday's Climate Infra Brief: Tiny Data Centers and Organized Batteries
News packed 2 weeks!
Oct 2
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September 2026
🌿 Friday's Climate Infra Brief: New Recipes
When I started writing this newsletter, I wanted to follow the market, observe how emerging sustainability tech actually becomes financeable, and…
Sep 18
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🌿 Friday's Climate Infra Brief: AC/DC (No, Seriously!)
The market is digesting the new template: data centers must be curtailable.
Sep 11
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August 2026
🌿 Friday's Climate Infra Brief - How’s Our Food?
News: This might be the most important structural shift in US power markets this year.
Aug 21
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🌿 Friday's Climate Infra Brief - Surf the Shoulder
Another week of “money is big, everyone is buying turbines”.
Aug 15
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July 2026
🌿 Friday's Climate Infra Brief: Inside the Park Home Run
This news caught my eye: In Feb, TeraWulf paid $200MM for a shuttered aluminum plant in Hawesville, Kentucky.
Jul 31
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🌿 Friday's Climate Infra Brief: Predictability, speed, access, flexibility
News: At 5 p.m.
Jul 10
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🌿 Friday's Climate Infra Brief: Construction Autonomy
Happy 4th!
Jul 3
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June 2026
🌿 Friday's Climate Infra Brief - The Shape of Capital
I get asked this a lot by founders: what exactly is a structured capital solution?
Jun 26
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🌿 Friday's Climate Infra Brief - GOAL USA!
Go USA - ahead of the USA - Australia match!
Jun 19
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🌿 Friday's Climate Infra Brief: How Do We Stack?
This week is a nerdier but essential piece of my quest to answer “can we make data centers more sustainable?”.
Jun 12
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🌿 Friday's Climate Infra Brief: May in the Rear View
The apparent thesis is locked in: Data centers buy power at almost any price and the grid is the constraint.
Jun 5
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