Duke Energy Looks To China For Innovation: Report From Cleantech Forum Boston
In a global market for technology and capital that knows fewer national borders, Duke, one of the largest energy producers in the US is headed to China, not in search for a new market... but for...
View ArticleCleantech Focus Boston: Investing in the Opportunity
To borrow a quote from Woody Allen, "80% of success is showing up". If you are considering investing in the China or India cleantech markets or seeking exposure to clean technology analysts, investors...
View Article13M Smart Meters To Be Shipped in US in 2010
Predicting the present using the vision of tomorrow in the SmartGrid marketplace. When you are predicting the future, you can only be wrong in retrospect, but if you predict the present, you can be...
View ArticleHow green was my trip to the Dry Creek Valley
Up in wine country last week, I got a chance to taste some delicious wine and see first hand how some innovative wineries are implementing clean technologies. Ridge Vineyards, aside from making amazing...
View ArticleWaste-to-fuel firm addressing major market opportunity
Tigard, Ore.-based Agilyx Corp., formerly known as Plas2Fuel Corp., has raised approximately $8.5 million to date and is currently seeking Series B funding of up to $10 million. As this week’s Pitch o’...
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Dirty Cleantech? GlassPoint’s Challenge to the Scope of our Sector
If you were to spend time in our research department you would normally hear only the patter of keyboards, with occasional bubbles of technical questions punctuating the tranquil atmosphere. However...
View ArticleGuest Analysis: cleantech in Warsaw calling Palo Alto!
My iPhone is pixie dust and magic. My hypothesis was re-affirmed the other day when I was in New York to meet with the portfolio manager of a hedge fund, and I called back home across the ocean to talk...
View ArticleAll together now – the case of the cleantech hub in the Basque Country
Many in the cleantech industry bemoan that “times are difficult”. However, I argue that “times are different” – different in terms of where and how technology is conceived, developed, financed, and...
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