Khosla Ventures leads a $7.7 million A round into the startup developing “power routers” for the grid.
Yes, says Warren Buffett’s policy guy: renewables have a policy option and a marketplace advantage.
Investors, greentech and otherwise, will be watching this IPO carefully.
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They tend to do things big in Texas.
The same force drives job cuts at the world’s biggest wind maker, as well as Warren Buffett’s multiple big wind buys.
Answer: at LSI. Plus, personnel moves at Rockport Capital, Soladigm, Cisco, and Impress Labs.
A disruptive technology from Principle Power set to sea in November; utility-scale wind’s future may have been aboard.
Will 2012 be the breakout year for green technology IPOs? 2011 sure wasn’t.
How to sell the quiet virtue of electric motorcycles into a market marked by noise and sweat? Try scary acceleration, disruptive manufacturing, cops and snowmobilers.
The first week of 2012 yields some interesting deals for Kleiner-funded Transphorm, Ascent Solar, SoCore Energy, Renmatix, and more.
China is a state sponsor of predatory capitalism and asymmetric warfare in solar PV.
Cape Wind gets cleared, NRG backs out of offshore, and money rushes to onshore
The ironies stack in the saga of Hoku Solar.
A 20-year-old “startup” spun out of Brookhaven National Labs building better batteries for electric vehicles
RE < Coal is gone—but there’s a lot more to the story.
It looks like the killer app for Green Button is still waiting in the wings.
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