Demand for clean energy-related investments is so high that cleantech investors are having a hard time spending all the cash they have at their fingertips, says report.
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Research group’s report details sector’s investment patterns for 2006.
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The EU sets new targets requiring 20% renewable energy by 2020.
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VC says 2006 was an inflection point marking cleantech’s ‘coming of age.’
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Earth Policy Institute study finds ethanol will use up more than twice as much corn as previously expected in 2008.
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Year in Review: 2006 saw milestones for solar and wind power, as well as clean steps for cars.
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With more Chinese solar IPOs on the way, analysts say Trina performance shows concern about margins, silicon supply.
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China is building solar bathhouses in rural areas, saying infrequent bathing is leading to disease.
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New Energy Finance finds a land of opportunity for clean-energy investors, says the demand for capital could mean good deals for VCs.
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Mascoma, the latest to get funding for biofuels, attracts $30 million for cellulosic ethanol.
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Third-quarter venture capital investments drop 46%; Cleantech Venture Network expects a better fourth quarter.
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Voters consider an oil tax to fund cleantech, stem-cell research, and local bonds and taxes to support technology.
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Falling stock prices highlight solar market volatility, but long-term prospects look good.
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Two research firms track record funding in clean energy.
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Expansion Capital Partners closes second cleantech fund at more than $55 million.
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New Energy Finance: Q2 stocks down 4.4 percent, but expect growth to pick up soon.
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Clean-energy startups embody a wide range and signify more money to come.
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But VC investment in clean energy rises, and total investment this year will exceed 2005.
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VCs avoid investing in disruptive cleantech technologies as they want quick returns.
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The former financier loves researching and strategizing about energy, calling it a ‘crucial currency to the world economy.’
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