5 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.
Espresso is a daily newsletter that digs into consequential failures, investigations and recoveries across technology, business and policy. Its issues offer reported, detailed accounts of specific cases, such as a civil servant's alleged fraud and a nuclear developer's collapsing revenue, with careful attribution of claims.
The Ecomodernist is the publication of the Breakthrough Institute, offering analytical essays on energy policy, nuclear power, agriculture, critical minerals, and permitting reform from a pro-technology environmental perspective. Readers get policy-focused analysis with specific legislative detail, data, and arguments about how to build clean energy and manage forests faster.
Green Tape is a newsletter and podcast companion focused on US permitting reform, energy policy and politics, with detailed coverage of Senate negotiations and the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act. Readers get expert analysis of grid, NEPA and nuclear financing policy, with transcripts and commentary from insiders.
Steel Atlas is a New York venture fund investing in industrial and hardware companies, and its newsletter shares the partners' theses on hyper-techno-industrialization, why hardware can be venture-backable, and portfolio companies like Valar Atomics and GenLogs. Readers get a founder-adjacent view of where investors see value in physical-economy businesses.
A weekly-style roundup of deep tech funding rounds, energy storage, grid policy, and nuclear permitting aimed at investors and founders. The sample issues are headline-driven and list recent developments rather than offering extended analysis.
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