Katie Fehrenbacher
Axios
Katie Fehrenbacher has been a journalist covering climate tech for the past 15 years, and is currently the Climate Tech Reporter for Axios. She has been a journalist for GreenBiz, Fortune, Gigaom and Red Herring and her writing has appeared in publications like Bloomberg, The Guardian, and The New York Times.
A conversation with a lithium-ion battery pioneer
On the eve of receiving the Japan Prize, Dr. Yoshino looks back at his battery research that helped pave the way for today’s booming lithium-ion market. Read More
Why retailers such as Target are powering up more EV charging infrastructure
The investments could appeal to new sorts of shoppers. Read More
It won't be easy, but Hawaii should speed up its transition to clean energy
The state has made major progress in its shift from oil to renewables but there’s still a lot to be done, according to a new report analyzing its ongoing transition. Read More
Lyft is buying carbon offsets to cover all of its rides
That's more than 1 million trips daily across the U.S. Read More
Walmart to double EV charging network with Electrify America
Attention shoppers, fast charging is on its way at 100 locations. Read More
Why Uber is buying e-bike sharing startup Jump Bikes
Here are six reasons why the ride hailing giant wants in on an e-bike network. Read More
Investors keep early-stage cleantech alive with lessons learned
The cost to fund and grow young science and hardware startups has dropped in recent years, says the investors of a new firm. Read More
What's behind the California bill to ban internal combustion car sales by 2040
A bold bill follows in the footsteps of England, France, China and others. Read More
The future of sustainable transportation is — Uber Pool?
The rise of self-driving cars could be a disaster unless many of those cars get more than one occupant. Read More
How drones are lowering the cost of clean energy
Will most wind turbines get a shower from an unmanned aerial vehicle one day? Read More
