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Climate technology now spans far more than solar panels and wind turbines. It includes grid batteries, geothermal and advanced nuclear plants, carbon accounting software, climate risk data, the code that runs power grids and the systems that recover materials from discarded products. The field is shifting from pilots to infrastructure: storage is being built at utility scale, data centers are reshaping electricity demand, and federal tax credits and safety codes are being rewritten. Readers should look past announcements to the details that decide outcomes, such as interconnection timelines, measured performance, fire codes, data quality and the policy rules that determine whether a project pencils out.
