- Services
- Solutions
- Cleantech Forum events
- Jobs
- About us
Carbonflow
Software: the glue that will hold cleantech together
The transition to a low carbon economy will lead to a more decentralised energy infrastructure whereby energy will be generated from far more locations – such as from domestic roof-top solar panels. This contrasts with the current infrastructure which entails electricity being generated and distributed from a few centralised power plants.
If you couple this with the fact that many of the main sources of renewable energy generation are intermittent, then one cannot escape the conclusion that the amount of energy-related information that the world will need to process is going to jump to unheard of levels.
Meridian Energy gets into solar, acquiring Cleantech America
August 20, 2009 - by Lisa Sibley -
State-owned energy giant acquires California-based utility-scale photovoltaic solar developer as it looks to bring solar to New Zealand.
Full Story »
Kleiner Perkins hatches stealthy software startup Hara
June 1, 2009 - by Lisa Sibley -
Hara Environmental and Energy Management emerges from stealth mode with environmental and energy management solution, announcing Fortune 500 customer and local municipality.
Full Story »
$4.8B flows in cleantech sector this week
November 13, 2008 - by Emma Ritch -
Leading a massive week for cleantech, Brazilian company raises $1B for renewables. This, and details of 35 other deals we saw this week.
Full Story »
CarbonFlow gets $1M to close Series A
November 10, 2008 - by Emma Ritch -
San Francisco startup plans to begin sellings its carbon-trading software in about a month.
Full Story »
Using superpowers for the greater cleantech good
November 7, 2008 - by the Cleantech Avenger -
Is Nancy Floyd joining the blue wave? Should Elon Musk start pinching his pennies? Can one blogger really bankroll another? Find out in the latest installment of ... the Cleantech Avenger!
Full Story »
If only Han Solo had had a carbon credit...
July 25, 2008 - Cleantech.com Quote o' the week
"The carbon credit industry was $64 billion last year. It's bigger
than solar and wind combined. It's the biggest cleantech industry by a
long shot, and it's only four years old."
— Neal Dikeman, co-founder and
CEO of CarbonFlow (full article »)
Growing market for carbon software
July 25, 2008 - by David Ehrlich -
Investors are putting cash into systems that can streamline emissions management and the creation of carbon credits.
Full Story »
Takeovers, buyouts and bankruptcy
July 24, 2008 - by David Ehrlich -
The battle continues in the garbage business, a solar firm goes on the block, Chapter 11 looms for a fuel cell company, and more, with a total of 25 deals spotted over the past week.
Full Story »
