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Rob Day | February 12, 2007 at 5:19 PM 1 Comment

Targeted Growth, EoPlex and other news

  • Targeted Growth, which is pursuing genetic enhancement of biofuels feedstocks, announced a $22.3mm Series D.  The company claims their approach can increase yields by 20%.  Capricorn Management and AllianceBernstein led the round, and GrowthWorks Canadian Fund, Integra Ventures, WRF Capital, and Investment Saskatchewan also participated.
  • An advanced materials company, EoPlex, announced an $8mm Series C, led by ATA Ventures.  DFJ, Labrador Ventures, and Draper-Richards also participated.  The company’s 3D ceramic-metal miniaturized devices have energy-related applications, such as fuel cell reformers, self-powered sensors, LEDs, and others.
Other news and notes:  Vinod is moving—perhaps in a green limo?...  With all the controversy about ethanol, here’s a good overview of where the technology is in its development cycle…  And on the same topic, one cellulosic ethanol player is buying another—could more consolidation be looming?...  Here’s Tyler’s take on the Gore-Branson $25mm atmospheric carbon sequestration prize…  Finally, first Willie, now Merle—could Kenny Rogers be far behind?

Comments [1]

  • anders 02/14/07 2:53 PM

    Do look for investment withing production of green tech - no pain added - to eliminate CO2 emissions from traffic. Ecological gasoline at $2/gallon is possible. Make it possible.<br><br>Look for a REACfuel.com biogasoline or biodiesel or bio-jetfuel at your local market in 2008.

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