VC Passion For Cleantech To Cool In 2013, Predicts Kachan & Co.

Cleantech will continue to thrive, but not at the levels seen before the financial crisis of 2007-2008, say industry experts. Read more →
Amid Uncertainty, Clean Energy Investment Slows

A big third-quarter pullback in clean energy investment suggests 2012 could break a long string of annual increases, Bloomberg New Energy Finance reports. Read more →
Cleantech A Beacon In The California Gloom

Next 10 says the 2012 California Green Innovation Index shows how cleantech investment and innovation are helping drive growth in California’s overall economy. Read more →
Cleantech VC Dipped 4.5 Percent In 2011

After making huge gains in 2010, U.S. cleantech venture investment fell 4.5 percent in a tough 2011 economy, Ernst & Young reports. Read more →
Who Were The Clean Energy Money-Tree Shakers?

In a record breaking 2011, a new cast of players took leadership spots in making clean energy investment happen, including the U.S. Federal Financing Bank. Read more →
Are We On Track To Stop Climate Change?

Fret not, dear reader; EarthTechling columnist Susan Kraemer crunches the numbers and finds the scale-up needed to tackle climate change might be within reach. Read more →
2012 To Be A ‘Record Year For Clean-Tech Investment’

High expectations for renewable energy investments in 2012 is great news for firms in the clean-tech sector. Read more →
Green VC Forecast To Zoom, Despite Headwinds

2011 was a good year for the cleantech industry, more than $8.99 billion was invested in green industries worldwide and analysts say 2012 should be even better. Read more →
A Cleantech VC Who Is Unconvinced Of Man-Made Climate Change

A Colorado Energy News contributor argues on being a cleantech venture capitalist that isn't convinced of anthropogenic (human-caused) climate change. Read more →
Clean Energy’s Haul: $1 Trillion Since 2004

Bloomberg says that somewhere around the world last month, the trillionth dollar was invested in clean energy since it began counting in 2004. Read more →




