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Clean tech investments in California over the past ten years have shifted from roughly half of more of annual investment going toward R&D to the majority of clean tech investments now going toward deployment — a shift indicating a maturing market, according to a report out today from Next 10, a nonpartisan group that focuses on California issues.

Corporations are aggressively moving into greentech to deploy VC-backed innovation.

(San Francisco) – A new analysis of the last decade of investment in Californiaʼs world-leading clean technology (cleantech) sector shows that although venture capitalists (VCs) remain key players, different types of investors are becoming ever mo

Recent warnings about the dangers of overreliance on petroleum have come from an unlikely cast of characters, including former presidential candidate Ron Paul, business magnate T.

It may cost you more to turn on the lights starting September 1. San Diego Gas and Electric is raising rates for some households and most businesses. High energy users, or about 25 percent of SDG&E customers will see some increase on their bills.

California legislators need to start looking beyond 2020 if the state is to meet its carbon emission reduction goals, according to a Next 10 report released this week.

California has a goal of reducing emissions 80-percent from 1990 levels by 2050. The study by the non-partisan group says a number of changes will be needed if the goal is to be met.

As California proceeds toward its long-run 2050 goal for permitted greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, it will be necessary for electricity to become more decarbonized.

(San Francisco) – Californiaʼs long-term goal of cutting greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions 80 percent from 1990 levels by the year 2050 will be tougher, less efficient and more expensive without a significant shift toward electrification, a revamp of

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