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Cleantech deals don't slow in final weeks of '08
December 18, 2008 - Exclusive -
Cleantech closes the year with a bang, with a record 41 deals announced that span efficiency, biopesticides, solar and biofuels.
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Total grows solar push with $45M funding to Konarka
December 15, 2008 - News brief -
Companies plan to partner on R&D in bioplastics and solar as both expand product lines.
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Small deals in wind, bioplastic, lighting lead the week
December 11, 2008 - Exclusive -
Of 26 deals this week, nearly half are worth less than $20 million, while investors launch $5.36 billion in new funds.
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Debt, acquisitions lead week's cleantech deals
November 26, 2008 - Exclusive -
Is this the beginning of a trend toward loans and debt financing in cleantech? This, and we spot 31 deals this week.
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EnerG2 emerges from stealth with ultracapacitor material
November 19, 2008 - Best of the web -
Seattle-based startup raises $8.5M to ramp production of its advanced electrode materials.
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Solar sector deals continue to shine
October 30, 2008 - Exclusive -
First Solar puts cash into SolarCity, Trans-India grabs Solar Semiconductor, and we spot 21 other deals over the past week.
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‘Ion jelly’ for better, cheaper batteries
October 17, 2008 - News brief -
Gelatin-based substance can carry an electrical current and reduce overheating.
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Fungus could cheaply desulfur crude oil
October 9, 2008 - News brief -
New research explores less energy intensive method of sulfur extraction so the oil industry can meet lower emissions requirements.
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Total to make plastics from methanol
October 1, 2008 - News brief -
The oil company opened a demonstration plant to produce olefins and polyolefins from methanol.
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UK firm plans biobutanol plant in India
September 22, 2008 - News brief -
Green Biologics seeks £3.5M to commercialize renewable biochemical that can be used in biofuels, plastics and polymers.
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