Uncertainty may have dried up venture funding for early stage climate, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t still deals getting done — or past commitments now coming to light as funding rounds close. This week, for example, brings early-stage backing for a European startup working to convert wasted kinetic energy from braking vehicles into power at ports, as well as a software company helping utilities visualize and manage the increasingly complex electrical grid. Meanwhile, nuclear company Dee...

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