Posted in February 5th, 2010
North Andover solar installer Nexamp Inc. received the largest contract award for solar systems in Massachusetts Friday — a $20 million award to build 4.1 megawatts of solar capacity on a dozen state water treatment facilities.
Posted in February 4th, 2010
Sustainable Real Estate Solutions Inc., a developer of building energy efficiency and sustainability management software, announced Thursday it has received a $800,000 financing round from Cambridge-based LaunchCapital LLC and Rocky Hill, Conn.-based Connecticut Innovations Inc.
Posted in February 4th, 2010
Protonex Technology Corp. reports it has landed $1.5 million from the U.S. Army for supplying portable battery charger fuel cells.
Posted in February 4th, 2010
Powerhouse Dynamics disclosed Thursday it has closed a round of funding from CommonAngels of Lexington, which it will use to produce and widely distribute its building energy management system.
Posted in February 3rd, 2010
Solar-power technology developer 1366 Technologies Inc. has landed $5.1 million of a planned $6.2 million round of venture capital. The round was backed by returning investors including Polaris Venture Partners and North Bridge Venture Partners.
Posted in February 3rd, 2010
Solar-power technology developer 1366 Technologies Inc. has landed a $6.2 million round of venture capital. The round was backed by returning investors including Polaris Venture Partners and North Bridge Venture Partners.
Posted in February 3rd, 2010
Mascoma CEO William Brady is applying his marathon training qualities of patience and a long-term view to the biofuels company. He sees the company’s technology as a game changer that may someday cut the world’s carbon footprint and even slow global warming.
Posted in February 3rd, 2010
While Europe is still king when it comes to large-scale turbine deployments, a combination of regulatory changes and financial incentives is making this region an attractive market for wind turbines on both public and corporate properties — exactly the market several local wind companies, including Optiwind and Northern Power, are going after.
Posted in February 1st, 2010
Power systems components maker American Superconductor Corp. has won a $70 million initial order from China’s Shenyang Blower Works (Group) Co. Ltd. for full wind turbine electrical control systems, to be used in wind turbines that were co-developed with its subsidiary AMSC Windtec.
Posted in January 29th, 2010
Harvest Power Inc., a developer of biogas for energy generation, has closed a fundraising round led by Waste Management Inc. and included existing investors Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and Munich Venture Partners.