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Finance & Venture Capital
May 12, 2008: Ernst & Young says greentech saw growth in VC investment during 1Q while overall VC investments declined. Meanwhile, cellulosic-ethanol developer Mascoma pulls in $61 million, barley-to-ethanol maker Osage Bio Energy harvests $300 million, Real Goods Solar doesn't have a real good IPO and more.
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Trends
May 12, 2008: The Texas-based company says test results indicate it will be able to produce thin films that are competitive with conventional solar panels. But analysts warn that it still faces some difficult steps ahead before the tests become a market reality.
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Q&A
May 12, 2008: The company is showcasing a demonstration Prius using its nickel-zinc battery pack this week. It hopes to enter the automotive market in three to four years.
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Solar
May 09, 2008: In an attempt to lay rumors of technical difficulties to rest, the thin-film developer opens its doors to Greentech Media. CEO Joseph Laia says he expects to start shipping thin-film solar panels before the year's end.
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Solar
May 09, 2008: Five months after announcing it would restructure the company, Conergy posts a widening first-quarter loss.
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Transportation
May 09, 2008: The U.K.'s Technology Strategy Board and companies invest in 16 alternative-car projects this week, while RTEV has a second launch and Phoenix Motorcars partners with Electrovaya. All this experimentation is good news, an analyst says, unless it goes bad.
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Solar
May 08, 2008: Shares of the Colorado-based residential solar installer fall during its Nasdaq debut as Akeena, one of the world's largest public installers, misses earnings and lowers its full-year forecast.
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Biofuels
May 08, 2008: The company plans to begin construction on its first commercial plant, next to a Southern California landfill, by the third quarter and to deliver cellulosic ethanol from it next year.
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Greentech Media: Research
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Greentech Media: In Depth
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Other Energy
April 16, 2008: More startups and investors are coming aboard the small-wind power market. But will obstacles such as permitting and zoning laws, high upfront costs and a lack of a federal incentive blow these technologies off course?
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Greentech Media: Perspectives
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April 22, 2008: As businesses realize the value of going green, opportunists will strike, says Gregory FCA President Greg Matusky, who lays out his thoughts on greenwashing and the cultural impact of hype.
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Greentech Media: Green Light
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