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Thomas E. Cain

Finding new frontiers in energy investing

Tom Cain of SAIL Venture Partners, one of the first energy VCs, reflects on his firm's investment criteria and portfolio companies.

Rafael Coven

Cleantech Index weathers stormy market

Public cleantech companies tumbled this past quarter. But less so than other sectors, according to the manager of the CTIUS index.

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Solar CEOs see light in U.S. energy bill

November 2, 2007 - Exclusive - Foreign and domestic companies plan big expansions in the States if an extension to tax incentives is approved.Full Story »

Got financing? Get solar

August 14, 2007 - Exclusive - More and more banks are lining up to get solar into the hands of Joe Consumer.Full Story »

Akeena Solar upgrading its corporate digs... finally

Soon you might no longer have to mutter "scuse me," as you shuffle past workers at solar installer Akeena Solar's corporate headquarters.

Akeena Solar expands into California's wine country

May 7, 2007 - News Brief - Company acquires small local installer to broaden its footprint in Napa and Sonoma counties. Full Story »

Solar and fuel cell tax credit reprieve

January 19, 2007 - Exclusive - 30% tax credits for U.S. solar and fuel cell industry to be extended through 2015.Full Story »

Akeena opens office in Southern California

January 10, 2007 - News Brief -

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December 4, 2006 - Exclusive - Barry Cinnamon of Akeena Solar tells Cleantech.com what solar manufacturers could be doing better - and things they shouldn't be doing at all. Read our interview.Full Story »

Barry Cinnamon of Akeena Solar on thin film

December 3, 2006 - Cleantech.com Quote o' the week

"I think we’re going to be swimming in silicon in two years."

— Barry Cinnamon, CEO of solar installer Akeena, on why he's not hot on thin film technology

Solar biz optimistic about SunPower acquisition of PowerLight

November 15, 2006 - Exclusive - SunPower's stock price hasn't exactly ballooned, but industry watchers call today's $333M buy a big deal, and the latest example of vertical integration in solar.Full Story »