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The dust has finally settled following the 2017 Clean Energy Trust Challenge. We invested in four companies this year following a three-month process that began with 85 applicants from across the Midwest. I’m excited to have these five new companies joining our portfolio, and I must say… there’s a lot…
Startup NovoMoto achieved an important milestone this summer by selling their first units to paying customers, providing clean electricity to schools, clinics, and churches in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Clean Energy Trust pursues financial innovation to catalyze millions in private and philanthropic capital for cleantech innovation.
Millions in funding, thousands of jobs, hundreds of companies, six accelerators, and one trip to the swamp.
Engaging policymakers is a risk mitigation and business development opportunity for cleantech entrepreneurs.
Some of the nation's most promising student entrepreneurs showcased their innovative technologies in Austin for the Department of Energy's second annual Cleantech University Prize business plan competition.
A new study from the Brookings Institution shows VC has left cleantech. It also reveals how founders can still build great companies wherever they are.
Professional exchange programs build international relationships that foster citizen diplomacy and new ways of thinking. It's particularly important at the intersection of business and climate. Learn more about our new sustainability colleague Daria Goncharova.
This Q & A with Clean Energy Trust co-founder and current Invenergy executive Amy Francetic reveals why Invenergy is doubling down on the business case for clean energy by launching a new venture fund.