All Posts Tagged With: "Colorado Cleantech Industry Association"
Funding Recap –
Eight Colorado Startups Get Energy Grants
In case you missed the announcement over the Thanksgiving Holiday, eight nascent Colorado companies working on clean technology applications have won a total of $1.5 million in U.S. Department of Energy grants. Here are the winners –
2Dec2009 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
Debut of Counselor’s Corner –
Vol. #1–The Smart Grid: What’s the Big Deal?
Colorado Energy News is delighted to welcome Peter Edwards to our editorial team. A technology and finance attorney with the Denver firm, Fairfield and Woods, Peter will be presenting new items of interest for business and legal professionals in the energy world of the future, particularly in Colorado.
12Sep2009 | admin | 2 comments | Continued
Cleantech Industry Warns U.S. Moving Too Slowly in Transition to Green Economy
At this week’s National Clean Energy Summit executives from the renewable energy industry warned unless the federal government closes a hole in climate legislation, the energy won’t reach homes that need it.
11Aug2009 | admin | 1 comment | Continued
Cleantech VC Investment Jumps in Q2 —
Colorado Firms in Top 5 of New Energy Deals
Boulder-based Tendril, a manufacture of smart grid software, received $30 million in funding; and alternative fuels producer, Gevo in Englewood, was the recipient of $40 million. The deals put both start-ups in the top five reported venture-capital funding transactions nationwide for clean energy in the second quarter.
31Jul2009 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
Cleantech Trade Group Launches to
Start-Up Acclaim
Last week’s CCIA event capped a big month for Colorado’s clean technology sector. Despite an economy still lurching toward recovery and capital markets that remain virtually frozen, cleantech executives have seen encouraging developments this summer and remain surprisingly upbeat about the future of their industry.
27Jul2009 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
The key point is their is a 90 yeear supply supply gas in the lower 48 ALONE.
This doesn't take ...
Cogeo - thanks for the comprehensive comment. You're prolific, indeed; however, overall, we just don't see the doomsday scenario for ...
Projections of reserves and years of consumption are historically wrong. Reserve estimations are more important in pumping up stock ...
Thanks Ann. I've heard that 100 year claim too, but at current consumption rates. I guess I could ...