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The company is building charging infrastructure and leasing its vehicles to help boost EV adoption in Rwanda and Kenya.

The startup is betting that repurposing--rather than recycling--used EV batteries will help buoy much-needed US supply.

The company says it can produce all sorts of goods from one type of rock, unlocking a new "industrial revolution."

Form's 100-hour batteries could make clean energy more weather-resilient and help power data centers.

Our reporters and editors evaluated dozens of climate tech companies from around the world for potential impact, scalability, and signs of commercial progress.

The Dutch company has deployed its mobile barrier during floods on three continents to protect farms, hospitals, and water treatment plants.

The Chinese company is making liquid-solid hybrid cells to pack more power into products like electric cars and cargo ships.

Energy Dome is using the gas to deliver cheap long-duration energy storage for the grid.

Each year, the MIT Technology Review team puts together a list of some of the most promising climate tech companies in the world.

A strong structural foundation that links data and agents is key for context-rich agentic AI that scales.