Exclusive insight into the world of clean energy technology, innovative people and products, and the team behind Clean Energy Trust.
Don’t let All Male Panels happen to your organization. The good news is that with so many incredible women leaders in clean energy - science, technology, advocacy and business - it doesn’t have to!
Clean Energy Trust, and seven other cleantech startup organizations which together comprise the Incubatenergy Network, receive new financial support and engagement commitments from BP Ventures.
This represents the first exit since we began making direct investments in 2014. This major milestone is an important proof point for our 501vc™ investment model. Proceeds from the investment have been returned to CET’s fund and will be repatriated to capitalize future investments in 2018 and beyond.
The demand for electric vehicles and solar power has skyrocketed, and with that has come an increase in demand for a critical component of those sustainable technologies, batteries. Learn more about today's energy storage landscape and why investing in lithium mining might just be as profitable as mining for bitcoin.…
Eight university teams from all over the Midwest competed at Switched On: Student Innovations in Cleantech.
2017 was a year full of progress, lessons, and strategic decisions about the future of our organization. Our staff came together to reflect on the big picture, share noteworthy observations, and pool our collective wisdom.
Third stop: Ian Adams wrapped up a series of visits across Big Ten country traveling to Madison, Milwaukee, and Columbus to meet with investors, entrepreneurs, and the stakeholders supporting them.
On February 8th, Clean Energy Trust will showcase eight of the most innovative and promising university-based cleantech companies in the Midwest for a chance to win $50,000.
Paul Seidler heads out to Boston to network with cleantech startups and VCs and leaves with new inspiration about the potential of innovative investment models to have a real impact.