Nest Labs’ Thermostat: Sexy? Yes. Functional? Maybe Not.
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The high-end home automation company isn’t fooling itself about the challenges of getting customers to buy into energy-saving technology.
Blue LED inventor Shuji Nakamura draws talent and funding.
Will 2012 be the breakout year for green technology IPOs? 2011 sure wasn’t.
Integration is the name of the smart grid game, whether it’s making good on corporate acquisitions or ensuring smart grid systems live up to their promises.
Plus, CEO moves at Calisolar, EcoFactor, SunLogics, and Lunera Lighting
Switch Lighting claims an exact replacement for the Edison incandescent bulb.
LED lighting firm looking to replace fluorescent fixtures.
They call it ‘bundling’—combining energy efficiency measures with small wind.
Testing the greentech IPO waters
Serious Energy lands quiet building energy startup Agilewaves, which watches energy usage down to circuit levels in commercial and apartment buildings.
The solid-state lighting revolution is at hand. Will American companies be able to penetrate the vast Chinese market?
Can nature inspire cleantech solutions?
It looks like the killer app for Green Button is still waiting in the wings.
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