All Posts Tagged With: "Colorado Cleantech Forum"
Creating Real Clean Technology Jobs in Colorado
After the failure of solar-panel maker Solyndra, it’s easy for pundits to generalize about the fate and reality of the clean technology industry in the United States. However, here in Colorado, it’s real and it’s here. Solyndra’s failure cannot be used as an argument that the solar industry is a pipe dream, since companies like Abound Solar, Solar City and First Solar are still adding jobs with business plans and technologies that can compete globally. And we’ll know soon if GE’s investment in Arvada-based Primestar Solar leads to successful results.
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Recapping the Cleantech Open Regional Competition
“This region is blessed with an abundance of entrepreneurs who are developing new and better technologies that continue to make us a national cleantech leader,” said Richard Franklin, co-chair of the Cleantech Open, Rocky Mountain chapter, based in Denver.
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It was done in ...