GMZ Wins VC From KPCB for Thermovoltaics and Waste-Heat-to-Electricity
Eric Wesoff: December 21, 2011
The year of living thermoelectrically
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The year of living thermoelectrically
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It’s that time of year again—time for end-of-year lists, that is.
Siemens’ purchase of eMeter highlights software as a smart grid acquisition target. Expect the likes of HP, Oracle and SAP to get involved.
Plus, CEO moves at Calisolar, EcoFactor, SunLogics, and Lunera Lighting
Switch Lighting claims an exact replacement for the Edison incandescent bulb.
Telkonet saves power without alienating guests at hotels, college dorms and military barracks.
LED lighting firm looking to replace fluorescent fixtures.
Sentilla wants to move from data center efficiency to data center planning.
New CEOs at all these firms, just in time for Christmas
The White House hopes to drive $4 billion in building retrofits and create tens of thousands of new jobs—if private partners can deliver on their promises.
Better Place leads the month in VC funding with its gaudy $200 million round. Solar collects almost $100 million this month.
They call it ‘bundling’—combining energy efficiency measures with small wind.
The startup that crunches real estate data to find energy efficiencies has bought insight into the other side of the meter.
It looks like the killer app for Green Button is still waiting in the wings.
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