Is Clean Tech the Biggest Sweepstakes in Human History?
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As we enter a multi-decade energy buildout for the next 40 percent of the people on the planet moving into the industrial age, investors in the clean tech space are looking at multi-trilion dollar markets for emerging technologies. Is this the biggest sweepstakes in human history? Two of the most astute observers of investments in clean tech, Paul Deninger, vice chairman of Jefferies and Company Inc., and Erik Straser, general partner with Mohr Davidow Ventures, discuss why clean tech is finally capturing major investors’ attention. This is the first of a four-part series.
Tags: clean tech, Paul Deninger, Jefferies and Company, Erik Straser, Mohr Davidow Ventures
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August 21st, 2008 at 8:45 pm
To industrialize we shall need to conserve our current resources as we move into nuclear energy or better. I just hope my father-in-law’s two green build patented products that solve roof and attic ventilation problems and save 30-40% or more on energy consumption and on utility bills can get into the mainstream use by architects and builders thoughout the world, It can be used to retro-fit your current residence and begin saving right away. The word needs to get out.