Cleantech Group
By Alison Pruitt on March 12, 2010
Tags: Cleantech Group, The Paper Battery Co., batteries, battery, carbon nanomaterials, cellulosic bater, Cleantech Group, electrolyte, ionic liquid, New York State Energy Research and Development Authority, Paper Battery Company, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Shreefal Mehta, silver nanomaterials, Biocatalysis, building materials, chemicals, electricity, electronics, energy, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Robert Linhardt, Shreefal Mehta
Okay, when you see the name of the Paper Battery, Co. you think: “I know technology can do a lot of amazing things, but a battery made out of paper? They can’t be serious.” In fact, they are.
By Brendan Demelle on March 11, 2010
Tags: Cleantech Group, Intel, KPMG LLP., USD, Cleantech Group, cleantech investment, efficiency, energy entrepreneurs, environment, green news, Intel, KPMG, Nasdaq:INTC, Recovery Act, renewables, venture capital, venture capitalists, white house, energy, venture capital, White House
Despite a few quiet murmurs of a new “bubble,” venture capitalists are generally very optimistic about the clean-tech energy and conservation sector, according to data collected through a recent survey from the tax and
By Mitchell Anderson on June 10, 2009
Tags: Cleantech Group, Cleantech Group For, Pew Charitable Trust, RockPort Capital Partners, America, USD, Person Career, Quotation, American Clean Energy and Security Act, Pew Foundation, California, David Prend, energy, finance, Kil Huh, Lori Grange, Nicholas Parker, oil, Texas, venture capital
America’s emerging clean energy sector grew nearly two and a half times faster than the rest of the economy between 1998 and 2007, and is poised for “explosive growth” according to a new report from the Pew Charitable Trust.
By Brendan Demelle on May 21, 2009
Tags: Cleantech Group, Africa, Australia, United States, USD, carbon-free energy, emerging technologies, ocean energy, venture capital, wave energy, wave power, electricity, energy, Northwest, ocean energy, U.S. Department of Energy, venture capital, wave power, west coast
Anyone who has ever been pummeled by a wave at the beach understands the immense power released by ocean waves. Although difficult to capture, wave power might be one of our best investments in a carbon-free world.
