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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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Finance & Venture Capital
May 07, 2008: After nixing its support of the $1.8 billion FutureGen project earlier this year, the U.S. government announces $126.6 million for two other carbon-storage projects.
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Batteries & Storage
May 07, 2008: MTI MicroFuel Cells partners with a mystery digital-camera manufacturer and says the agreement could lead to products in as little as two years. The company plans to launch its first products in other applications next year.
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Biofuels
May 06, 2008: The cellulosic-ethanol company received $10 million in equity from Marathon Oil. But will companies like Mascoma suffer from the public backlash against other biofuels?
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Solar
May 06, 2008: The thin-film company inks a deal with the Architectural Glass & Aluminum Co. to develop building-integrated solar products a week after the announcement of a similar partnership between Dow Chemical and Global Solar.
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Finance & Venture Capital
May 06, 2008: In an industry that has seen only a few exits, PricewaterhouseCoopers and the National Venture Capital Association predict more IPOs and acquisitions next year. Meanwhile, they say venture investments grew 45 percent in 2007.
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Biofuels
May 05, 2008: The ethanol company blames a long permitting process that delayed a project in Minnesota for more than a year. The story could become more common, as one analyst says public concern about biofuels is making permits harder to get.
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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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