🌎🏛️ Webinar: Breaking down the midterms

AI demand has become the biggest driver of climate tech capital. Funding rose 55% to $26bn in H1 2026, much of it chasing data center demand. That’s according to the latest investment report from CTVC’s parent company, Currence, which provides market intelligence to the teams that finance and build the energy system.

Now, the midterms just rewired that buildout. Regulators, local governments, and investors are taking a harder look at new load, and some are asking if the bubble has popped. At the same time, pressure could push developers to bring their own (cheap, clean) power, opening new markets for onsite generation, storage, and grid tech.

Join my co-founder, Mark Taylor, plus special guests from Crux and Boundary Stone Partners, for a live webinar this Friday, November 13, at 11 am ET.

They’ll break down what the results mean for new power and the AI buildout:

• Which policy and regulatory decisions to watch over the next three to six months
• How the results change the value of data center sites and the power behind them
• Where new openings could emerge for onsite generation, storage, and grid tech
• What will matter most for speed to power

We’ll also preview new Currence research landing in the next three weeks, including our speed-to-power benchmark, our tiers of credible developers and projects, and our data center forecast.

👉 Register here to save your spot for Friday at 11 am ET. If you can’t make it live, register anyway, and we’ll send you the recording. See you then!

-Kim Zou, Co-Founder and CEO, Currence