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- 1Energy and Climate Deals Roundup for Week of September 21▼Energy and climate deals rundown for the week of September 21
Axios published a weekly rundown of energy and climate deals announced during the week of September 21. The roundup collects funding rounds, acquisitions, and investment activity across the clean energy and climate technology sectors into a single briefing. Such weekly digests are used by investors, founders, and policy watchers to track where climate capital is flowing.
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Climate technology companies are adjusting their positioning and business strategies, according to Chemical & Engineering News. The sector is reframing how it presents itself and pivoting amid shifting market and political conditions, with firms rethinking products, messaging and funding approaches. Coverage of these strategic shifts is drawing attention across the climate and clean-energy communities.
- 3Big Food's climate, nutrition and tech moves in focus▼News Bites: Big Food’s moves on climate, nutrition and tech
Food industry news roundup covers how major food companies are responding to climate pressures, nutrition demands and new technology. It gathers recent developments on sustainability commitments, reformulation and innovation in the global food sector.
- 4Devoted Health raises $1.2 billion to fuel expansion▼Insurer startup Devoted Health raises $1.2B as it revs up growth
Health insurance startup Devoted Health has raised $1.2 billion in new funding as it pushes to grow its business. The Massachusetts-based insurer, which sells Medicare Advantage plans, is one of the larger private fundraises in the sector this year. The round signals continued investor appetite for tech-driven healthcare companies despite a tougher funding climate for startups.
- 5US climate tech firm open sources satellite model▼US climate tech firm makes satellite model open source
A US climate technology company has released its satellite model as open source, allowing researchers, insurers and developers to freely access and build on the underlying technology. The move is being reported by trade press covering climate risk and insurance, with attention on how wider access to satellite-derived climate data could improve modelling of weather and climate-related risks.