Khosla, TPG, and CMEA-Funded Greenchem Firm Draths Sold to Amyris
Eric Wesoff: November 16, 2011
A low-key acquisition in the not-always-low-key Khosla Ventures portfolio
A low-key acquisition in the not-always-low-key Khosla Ventures portfolio
The global energy industry makes social media look like the market for ice cream.
Adding to the recent action in low-concentration photovoltaics
The Smart Grid in Asia, 2012-2016: Markets, Technologies and Strategies
Thin Film 2012–2016: Technologies, Markets and Strategies for Survival
The Enterprise Smart Grid and a Corporate Buyer’s Guide for Energy Management Software
U.S. Solar Market Insight: 2011 Year-in-Review
To build a sustainable energy industry, start with sustainable startups.
It takes a lot of money to topple the $100 billion lighting industry.
The Khosla Khronicles: “My willingness to fail gives me my ability to succeed.”
Fluor, a huge publicly traded engineering-and-construction firm, has purchased a majority stake in NuScale, a developer of small modular reactors.
Did stealth work for Bloom? Will it work for Nest Labs?
The Solyndra blowback continues. A love letter from the House Committee on Energy and Finance.
Venture investment in greentech startups staying firm, but IPOs doing poorly
The world’s leading thin film solar firm tries its hand at trackers with technology from a recent acquisition.
The biofuel startup uses zero-cost feedstock—and so far yields zero revenue.
“We look for startups that can change the world.”
Another entrant in the residential PPA market—with backing from KP and Google.
“Capital flows for cleantech in China are not well understood.”