Money and Finance
There’s good news and bad news on the cleantech and environmental business front. The good news first: more venture capitalists and private equity investors
If you’re a clean technology entrepreneur who was happy to say “Good riddance” to the dreary business climate and crimped credit of 2009, we
GreenBackers will return for a second outing early in 2010, so we’re looking for UK-based cleantech entrepreneurs who are seeking to connect with investors.
GE has won a $1.4 billion contract with independent power producer Caithness Energy to provide turbines and services for an 845-megawatt Oregon wind farm
The European Investment Bank (EIB) is undercutting the EU’s efforts to cut carbon emissions and fight climate change by continuing to provide heavy financial
UK-based Whitfield Solar is looking to take its workforce and sales to new markets, including Spain, Portugal, Greece, Italy and Australia. By the end
GreenBackers is a new cleantech event series that introduces 3 to 4 high quality, pre-screened, early-stage cleantech enterprises to 6 to 8 active angel
Are you a UK-based cleantech startup that’s looking for funding? Let us know, and — if your technology fits the bill — we might
Onshore wind farm developers in Britain could get access to as much as £1.4 billion in new funding to help them start construction over
The recession hasn’t kept the SETsquared Partnership from seeing a healthy year for investment in early-stage technology businesses: in the year from 1 September
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