Despite a stormy outlook for 2009, the first three quarters of 2008 were good for clean tech companies in search of venture capital.
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Clean tech investments surge 55 percent in third quarter as venture capital firms pour $1.6 billion into U.S. sector that sees hottest action in solar.
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Maker of metering software snags funding led by Siemens.
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Fisker Automotive unveils sporty green rival to Tesla Roadster at Detroit show and fresh round of funding from Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers.
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Fisker Automotive unveils sporty green rival to Tesla Roadster at Detroit show and fresh round of funding from Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers.
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New Enterprise Associates pumps $15 million into Fremont, California, clean tech startup Deeya Energy to build a factory in India.
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Governors of Midwestern states want ethanol fuel available at 33 percent of gas stations by 2025.
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If British billionaire Richard Branson sticks to remarks made Monday at the Mortgage Bankers Association meeting in Boston, Virgin Atlantic could test biofuels on 747s as soon as 2008.
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California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger touts clean tech in the Middle Kingdom.
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The industry gives mixed reviews to the president’s latest proposals to generate new sources of energy.
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The number of clean technology investment deals increased 35 percent over last quarter, with energy and later-stage deals snagging most of the cash.
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VCs return to "good" investments; some sectors are faring better than others.
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Africans cut the cord, clean tech cleans up, and pick-pocketers eye PDAs.
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