India's clean tech sector is attracting US, Europe and Asia Pacific entrepreneurs
 
Lin is part of the stream of entrepreneurs from the US, Europe and Asia Pacific making a beeline to tap India's clean technology sector, especially the solar power industry. They have a captive market of nearly 100,000 villages in the country, which are yet to be connected to the national power grid, according to a World Bank report. "India is our next big play. If you have invested in Europe, your money is gone," said Lin, a former engineer at Apple Computer. His firm has raised seed…

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Over on Network World where I've had a gig as a columnist for about 18 years, in my Backspin column I wrote about a power generation system this week called E-Cat which is to be tested on October 28th. If you've missed the recent brouhaha over the E-Cat (which stands for [...] - http://www.forbes.com/sites/markgibbs/2011/10/17/hello-cheap-energy-hello-brave-new-world/

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Analysis of Wells Fargo's Green Investments - A huge chunk of Wells Fargo's green investment in 2009 had been taken up by green building with 52 percent of the total and .25 billion in investment.

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If Renewable Costs Are Down, Why the Financial Uncertainty? - http://www.renewableenergyworld.com/rea/news/article/2011/06/if-renewable-costs-are-down-whats-the-problem

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