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Posted 2 years ago
EVs are getting interesting. With the Nissan Leaf this year, Ford planning to release its Focus EV in 2011, and the Honda Fit EV scheduled for 2012, the 100 mile range EV class will provide consumer
Tags: evs
Posted 2 years ago
The Berkeley-Stanford Cleantech Conference, a biannual conference organized by Berkeley and Stanford students, successfully brings some of the best and brightest minds together to discuss cleantech-re
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Water saving devices are often the unsung hero, forgotten solider, forlorn hope, and every other bad war cliche you can think of. But it really is important to do our part in the fight for water con
Tags: conservation
Posted 2 years ago
It's been a long year and a half or so since we published our last Cleantech Blog Power 5 on the top investors in cleantech. Time for round two. As usual the criteria for inclusion. Investor made a
Posted 2 years ago
Here's what Kachan and Co. believe we can expect for the new year in cleantech worldwide... and the outlook is positive, if that darn economy thing doesn't get in the way.
Posted 2 years ago
This week I'm going to break one of my self-imposed blog' rules and dip into last week's news. My reasoning will become clear. On Thursday I attended Envirolink North West's Developing New Technolo
Tags: wind
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Software is not the only Smart Grid play. Developments in Power Flow Control - hardware wedded to power electronics - promise to increase the capacity of the existing electric transmission grid, ther
Tags: electric
Posted 2 years ago
The New Honda Fit EV will go on sale for U.S. customers in 2012. By using the lighter Honda Fit platform, already in volume manufacturing, Honda could price the Fit EV at $29,900, less than the Nissan
Posted 2 years ago
by Richard T. Stuebi For cleantech investors in the water space, one of the most attractive aspects of the water technology sector is that there's a well-established set of well-heeled companies wit
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by Paul Hirsch The automotive industry has invested billions in alternative fuel technology since that first Prius rolled off its assembly line. And these days a growing portion of that investment has
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