Energy Venture Capital and Angel Investors List
The number of venture capital firms interested in energy is growing rapidly. This is a list of firms that have invested in energy companies or are taking time to investigate the space.
Denis Du Bois
November 11, 2005
November 11, 2005
This list was started in early 2004 and is updated when we receive new information. Do you have a new name for the list, or a change? Use the comment form to send your update to us.
| Firm | Focus | Web site |
| Angels with Attitude | See Soundpoint Ventures | |
| @Ventures (part of CMGI) | 2 clean tech investments; tech focus | www.ventures.com |
| Battery Ventures | 2 energy investments; tech focus | www.battery.com |
| BASF Venture Capital | 1 energy investment; materials, sciences | www.basf.de |
| BDC Venture Capital | 5 energy investments; life sciences, technology | www.bdc.ca |
| Blackwolf Partners | New firm expects to make some alt energy investments | blackwolfventures.com |
| Braemar Energy Ventures | 18 energy investments (4 current) | www.braemarenergy.com |
| Chrysalix Energy Management | 7 energy investments; fuel cells | www.chrysalix.com |
| Draper Fisher Jurvetson | 3 energy investments; tech focus; CalCEF partner | www.dfj.com/ |
| Easenergy (part of EDF) | Makes non-cash energy investments | www.easenergy.com/ |
| EnerTech Capital | 20 energy investments; clean tech | www.enertechcapital.com |
| Expansion Capital Partners | 1 energy investment; clean tech | www.expansioncapital.com |
| Firelake Capital Management | 3 energy investments; energy & water focus | www.firelakecapital.com |
| Fort Washington | Manages state-owned New Mexico Co-Investment Partners | www.fortwashington.com |
| Frazier Technology Ventures | 1 energy investment (Neah Power) | www.fraziertechnology.com |
| Hydro-Quebec CapiTech | 21 energy investments | www.hqcapitech.com |
| Inverness Capital Partners | 1 energy investment; industrial | www.invernesscap.com |
| Mohr Davidow Ventures | 3 energy investments; materials, internet; life sciences, semiconductors | www.mdv.com |
| NGEN Partners | 4 energy investments; materials, infotech | www.ngenpartners.com |
| Nth Power | 20 energy investments; CalCEF partner | www.nthpower.com |
| OPG Ventures (Ontario) | 10 energy investments | www.opg.com |
| Odyssey Venture Partners | 1 energy investment; software | www.2odyssey.com |
| Pangaea Ventures | cleantech | pangaeaventures.com |
| RBC Technology Ventures | science, biotech | www.rbcroyalbank.com |
| RockPort Capital Partners | 4 energy investments; materials | www.rockportcap.com |
| Rustic Canyon Ventures | software | www.rusticcanyon.com |
| SJF Ventures | 1 energy investment; cleantech | www.sjfund.com |
| Sound Point Ventures | 4 energy investments; sustainability | soundpointventures.com |
| Taproot Ventures | industrial, materials | www.taprootventures.com |
| Technology Partners | 4 energy investments; life sciences, infotech | technologypartners.com |
| VantagePoint Venture Partners | IT & healthcare; CalCEF partner | www.vpvp.com |
| Yaletown Venture Partners | software, materials | www.yaletown.com |
| Yellowstone Capital | manufacturing, life sciences, interested in alternative energy | yellowstonecapital.com |
| Zero Stage Capital | 1 energy investment; infotech, life sciences | www.zerostage.com |
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Comments
Three prominent VC firms are part of CalCEF plan announced today.
March 14, 2005--"New CalCEF $30 Million Fund Poised to Fuel California's Clean Energy Industry."
The California Clean Energy Fund (CalCEF), a new $30 million public benefit investment fund created as part of the Pacific Gas and Electric's bankruptcy settlement, announced agreements with three venture capital firms: Nth Power, Draper Fisher Jurvetson and VantagePoint Venture Partners. These firms will bring matching funds and access to strategic partners. The purpose of CalCEF is to make investments and to provide an engine of economic growth while reducing California's dependence on fossil fuels.
Posted by: Denis Du Bois | March 14, 2005 02:48 PM
New venture capital firm Blackwolf Partners http://www.blackwolfventures.com/ to raise $100 million and invest part in alternative energy. The fund is expecting to funnel capital into start-ups in the Midwest and the West Coast.
"An all energy portfolio is too risky because the market is highly dependant on the price of oil," Charlie Walker, partner with the firm, told VentureWire Alert. "There is money to be made in that market, but we'll be managing risk in a more thoughtful way."
Via Dow Jones VentureWire 6/2/05 http://alert.venturewire.com
Posted by: Denis Du Bois | June 2, 2005 02:43 PM
New investor Mohr Davidow Ventures led a $20 million Series B round with a $10.5 million infusion of capital into Nanosolar Inc., a developer of solar electricity cells.
Posted by: Denis Du Bois | June 11, 2005 05:24 PM
California again: California State Teachers' Retirement System and VantagePoint Venture Partners to co-invest $30 million in New Energy Capital.
The firm is headed by Dan Reicher, former assistant secretary of energy during the Clinton administration, once headed up the DOE's EERE. He told VentureWire the firm is "focused on actually financing the deployment of the technologies and projects" around clean technology and "green" fuels.
Via Dow Jones VentureWire 6/24/05
Posted by: Denis Du Bois | June 24, 2005 09:57 AM
http://www.mdv.com/ Mohr, Davidow Ventures invested in Nanosolar in June, 2005. See http://ep.flexperience.com/entries/2005/08/cleantech_npr.html
Posted by: Denis Du Bois | August 19, 2005 07:16 PM
The Massachusetts Green Energy Fund has invested in Konarka, Protonex, Lilliputian, and Seahorse Power Company - all renewable/clean energy companies.
Posted by: Eric Emmons | February 2, 2006 04:42 PM
I have several "Bio-Diesel" projects that we are looking for funding partners on.
Posted by: Henry Ward | May 24, 2006 09:15 AM
i have an electromagnetic invention but need assistance to get it patented.better than solar etc
Posted by: ibukun O | May 31, 2006 11:50 AM
Sirs,
I am interested to seek a generous grant to develop solar scooters and solar cars.
Wish to approach angel capitalists through you or directly with your help,
Dr. Ashok Kundapur
Posted by: Ashok Kundapur | June 11, 2006 10:31 PM
Sirs,
I have developed a solar collector system with markedly higher efficiency over the existing products. I have a working prototype and obtained international patent.
I am looking for partners to help me commercialise it. Would you be able to help?
Kind regards
Bob Goczynski
Posted by: Bob Goczynski | July 23, 2006 08:18 AM
Please post Northwest Energy Angels (tm) on your list.
35 Qualified Angel investors, 2 deals in 2006.
2-3 deal flow presentations every other month.
Posted by: Morris | September 15, 2006 03:51 PM
Please list
Altira Group LLC
Att'n: Peter L. Edwards, Partner
1625 Broadway, Suite 2450
Denver, CO 80202
We only invest venture capital in energy technologies and have been doing this for 9 years.
Thanks.
Peter Edwards
Posted by: Peter Edwards | September 20, 2006 10:54 AM
Our concept is for a fuel that is Safe (a solid easily stored and distributed), Clean (sequesters 3.4 tons of CO2 for each ton produced from salt water electroyis and Flexible (can replace gasoline in E85 or burned at 100%). It stores Ammonia and therefore Hydrogen. Its chemistry was first published in 1861 - no R required.
Posted by: Don Hagge | September 20, 2006 09:07 PM
We have a patented device/w permits in final stages of testing for use in enhanced oil recovery.(currently Kern county, Ca.) Has nearly zero emissions and also can be used for soil remediation( Low/high temp thermal disorbtion). Need funding partner for expansion.
Posted by: Al Woodall | October 24, 2006 10:28 PM
You provide lists of investors. My question is do you conduct due diligence to determine if each of these investors is legitimate?
(Editor's note: No, we do not conduct due diligence on the firms listed here.)
Posted by: Dan McGilvery | November 13, 2006 10:10 AM
Seeking investors for several sugar cane straw pellet plants in Brazil.
Posted by: Marcelo Lopes | December 15, 2006 11:59 AM
We are looking for partners to helop us develop new green energy plants, 49MW, we presently processing PPA agreements with PG&E and SDG&E of California. Interested contact C G Boyd - 760-243-7667
Posted by: Charles G Boyd Sr | January 18, 2007 02:55 PM
We have developed a patent pending technology for utility performance optimisation.
We are seeking Venture capital to promote the technology, which is highly scalable.
Posted by: Raphel Thomas | February 13, 2007 08:32 PM
We are seeking investment in a revolutionary heavy oil upgrading technology that can upgrade oil from 12 to 38 API gravity for $2 per barrel.
Posted by: Alan Propp | March 5, 2007 03:26 PM
I am a mechanical engineering student at the University of Kansas. I plan to get my MBA, but how do I go about learning the business side of engineering and venture capitalists? There seems to be a lack of needed internships (free or paid) to fulfill the need for concurrent engineering savyness clean tech companies will depend on for future success. Thanks, whitfi10@ku.edu
Posted by: Charlie Whitfield | March 17, 2007 05:25 PM
We are seeking partners to build an ethanol plant in the Dominican Republic. The feedstock for the plant will be sugarcane, an abundant crop in the country.
As part of the DR-CAFTA Trade Agreement, ethanol produced in the Dominican Republic enters the US duty free. Additionally there's a 0.51/gallon tax credit plus a provision that will allow ethanol produced in the DR to be blended with a similar quantity of Brazilian ethanol and allowing this to enter duty free as well.
Total investment in the distillery and mill will run around 4.0-5.0 million.
If you are interested don't hesitate to contact us.
Bill
809 440 1772
Posted by: Wilson Rood | March 20, 2007 02:43 PM
I am currently looking to invest in unique alternative energy companies. We have a large pool of aggresive capital.
Please contact me at 401 619 2357/ jdudla@gmail.com
Posted by: JamesD | March 22, 2007 06:51 AM
Cleaner diesel fuel can have a major greening effect on U.S. transportation emissions. Best feed stock for this fuel is Kerogen oil from oil shale. Have 1.1 billion barrels and a new, economic method of recovery. Top PhD's on US Oil Shale Task force have joined company. Royal Dutch Shell's process (in-situ) is great for deep formation. Ours is best for surface mining shale. See www.ecoshale.com and contact Todd. Raising $20 million.
Posted by: Todd Dana | April 15, 2007 01:07 AM
How about venture firms that funds mostly software companies? I think funding promising high technology startups is as good as funding energy startup companies
Posted by: ITU Ventures | April 21, 2007 04:47 AM
Does investing in energy companies help lower the price of gas? Sorry for the stupid question, it's just that if it does then I think it should be highly recommended.
Posted by: ITU Ventures | April 21, 2007 04:49 AM
I don't see how investing in either energy or software companies would significantly reduce the cost of gasoline. Every mainstream VC firm is investing in both, and gas is going up.
I would like to see $7 gas in the U.S., so we can start catching up to EU and JP on mass transit and fuel efficiency. They have fast electric trains, we have single-occupant Yukons. They have efficient subways, we have freeway congestion.
Posted by: DD | April 24, 2007 11:13 AM
We have a patent-pending methodology to convert CO2 from coal plants directly into ethanol using bacteria. No feedstock or fermentation required. Cheaper than gas. Cheaper than conventional ethanol production methods. Highly scaleable. Seeking $4M to commercialize.
Dan
(781) 608-8535
Posted by: La Wahie Biotech, LLC | May 2, 2007 07:11 PM
I have a "Solar Thermal" invention that my late father invented that I would like a Venture Capitalist to look at.
Why is my father's invention different to most others, because the late "Buckminster Fuller" worked with my father to design this Solar Furnace.
I have several companies looking at the invention now.
Hatch Engineering
ReneSola
AGL
I want a Venture Capital company to not only fund the building of the invention but take it on.
I'm offering to give the invention to any Venture captital company in any country around the world and all I'm looking in return is a financial donation. Its kind of like Open Source Linux software but for Solar Energy.
I can be contacted at
pbirkle@uow.edu.au
Posted by: Peter Birkle | May 7, 2007 07:45 AM
Seek angel investors for research and development lab - First Gate Energies, working on sonofusion, cavitation.
202 687 2658
703 437 7151
Posted by: Richard F America | May 9, 2007 02:57 PM
Seeking angel investors for a biodiesel facility in the Midwest.
785-448-4428
Posted by: Aaron Lizer | June 8, 2007 10:44 AM
Dear Sir,
Gambia seeks investors from all over the globe to help her invest in her electricity project.
The idea is to convert waste materials into electricity and thereby emitting useful by-products like: 99.99% pure water that be bottled and sold in the market, fly ash for road construction and then blocks of international standard.
We seek investors who will come down and either step into the shoes of NANOVO or start up the project on there own.
Presently:
1. The Gambia GOVT want the project built by the BOOT method; that is the investor will BUILD it with their funds, OWN it and OPERATE it for an agreed period of time and then TRANSFERRED back to the Gambia GOVT.
2. The Gambia GOVT is prepared to sign a fresh contract with whoever is interested or continue with the former contract based on investor’s decision.
3. The GOVT is ready to deal with interested investor (s) through her FINANCE MINISTRY through THE CENTRAL BANK OF THE GAMBIA.
4. The Gambia GOVT has all the local logistics like LAND etc already taken care of.
Please contact me as soon as possible if you are interested. energy.africa@gmail.com
Posted by: Exodus Kilanko | June 21, 2007 09:04 AM
The VC firms mentioned above are pretty much the key venture players in energy so there shouldn't be any doubt as to legitimacy. My experience is that they do venture in different areas of CleanTech industry. Bill Melendez, CEO, HEMS Technology.
Posted by: Bill Melendez | October 15, 2007 05:39 PM
I'm not finding many angels on this list. Seems to be all VC's. Where would I find angels interested in smaller investments in clean energy technology?
Posted by: Charles R. Toca | October 26, 2007 04:31 PM
ZT Solar, Inc. has a new technology which reduces sunlight reflection from solar cells and thus increases efficiency of solar cells. The company was founded in May 2007 and has so far secured a National Science Foundation Small Business Innovation Research Phase I project ($100,000, January-June 2008). It is interested in additional private investment for mainly foreign patent applications and a few key technical personnel. Send me email if you are interested.
Posted by: M. Tao | November 1, 2007 03:15 PM
We are located in the central valley California .
Looking for private funds to to implement a Biodiesel project in three phases:
Working today with the department of energy of five states in Brazil to 1)produce seeds of
Jatropha to export to the farming in the us.
2)Collect the Jatropha vegetable and press it in Brazil for oil extraction to supply production of 100 million gallons a year to biodiesel processing plants in the USA ,
Phase 3) Assemble a biodiesel processing plant in central valley california with a minimum capacity of 20 million gallons a year.
I am a petroleum engineering technician since 1984.
Involved in biofuels aplications since 1995.
Established bussiness in the central valley working with natural resources for the last 20 years, Any questions please contact me at greenwestbiodiesel@hotmail.com
Posted by: john lins | January 3, 2008 12:58 AM
We are located in the central valley California .
Looking for private funds to to implement a Biodiesel project in three phases:
Working today with the department of energy of five states in Brazil to 1)produce seeds of
Jatropha to export to the farming in the us.
2)Collect the Jatropha vegetable and press it in Brazil for oil extraction to supply production of 100 million gallons a year to biodiesel processing plants in the USA ,
Phase 3) Assemble a biodiesel processing plant in central valley california with a minimum capacity of 20 million gallons a year.
I am a petroleum engineering technician since 1984.
Involved in biofuels aplications since 1995.
Established bussiness in the central valley working with natural resources for the last 20 years, Any questions please contact me at greenwestbiodiesel@hotmail.com
Posted by: john lins | January 3, 2008 01:00 AM
We need only $187,500 to build our running electric car models (the production models).
Based on the seed fund provided, the project should sustain itself to be expanded to build around 400 cars in 5 years. The sales generated from our cars can be $18.3million ($4.7 milion operating profit) at the end of year 6.
Please check our website at http://elektrikcar.com
Posted by: The Elektrikcar Team | January 14, 2008 10:25 PM
Deepwater Structures Inc. (DSI) is an innovative leader in the floater technology of offshore oil and gas business. DSI is emerging strong into oil and gas business with the association of several multi billion dollar companies in the oil and gas business. DSI objective is to profile FPSOs that provides oil companies Exploration and Production the capability for year-round drilling, and/or production within the Deepwater / arctic regions. DSI considers these concepts potentially feasible for adding to the Oil Companies Concept Profile. DSI, a Texas Corporation based out of Houston, Texas, holds several patents on new deep water vessels, and includes the following patents: Dry tree support Stabilized Semi-submersible, Jacket SPAR, Special non-ship shaped FPSO, Tension Based TLP, Arctic Class Drilling Vessels, Harsh Environment Column Stabilized Drilling Rigs and SPAR Storage Vessel for OilandLNG.
DSI is currently working on two major real projects with proposals:
1. Sakhalin V is a 100 m water depth in arctic north east Russia offshore BP has 49% with this field. Production rate is estimated as over 200,000 barrels per day. Thick ice up to 3 m and 25 m multi year ridges could be possible to occur in those regions. It is also an earth quake prone zone does not allow fixed platforms feasibility. The project is estimated to be 2-3 billion dollar development. DSI would propose one production cum storage vessel with turret dis-connectable mooring and flex risers.
2. Shtokman is another Gas field mid north of Russia. Norway Statoil & France Total have obtained 49% share from Russian Gasform on this gas field. Discovered in 1988, the Shtokman gas and condensate field is located in the central part of the Barents Sea, about 600 km north-east of the city of Murmansk, with local sea depths varying from 320 to 340 m. Shtokman’s explored reserves are valued at not less than 3.7 tcm of gas and more than 31 mln t of gas condensate. The vessel technology developed for Sakhalin V by DSI is equally good for Shotkman project. Shotkman is worse than Sakhalin due to increased water depth.
3. Shtokman field demands floating nuclear power station. Rosensergoatom, the Russian Nuclear Power Corporation is working with Gazprom to build nuclear power plants to support Shtokman. DSI arctic vessel is well suitable for this application and DSI would take effort to market this unique opportunity.
4. Ice class Liquefied Gas Carrier will be very advantageous compared to pipeline within Barents Sea to reduce cost and keep environment clean and safe. DSI is now looking into modifying our arctic vessel for LNG carrier and storage unit for the Shtokman project proposal. Such proposal would dramatically change the architect of the project and cost and time benefits are very large to the Sthokman development.
5. DSI vessel technology is good for clear water rough sea oil and gas developments in the rest of the world oil fields. A ship shaped fpso would have natural period of heave at about 10 sec and DIS FPSO has over 22 s. Hence, its application towards harsh environment oil field development is very attractive. 6. Floating Drilling Production Storage Offloading (FDPSO) is another new trend in the oil industry in which the cost of development and due the demand of drilling vessel has more value. DSI non-ship shaped vessel is well suited for such applications.
With DSI unique arctic class vessel, DSI plan to propose two floaters to support Nuclear power stations for Shtokman field. DSI is now looking into build two FPSO and lease to the oil companies. Demand of FPSO would be increased within three to four years by many folds. Thus the investment would be highly profitable with DSI plan to build two with our new vessel technology. DSI vessel is superior in terms of performance, long fatigue life, cost and time wise very effective compared to the ship-shaped FPSO. Not many competitors are there in USA for our new vessels. Once start building many order would fall into our hand and we could replace 75% of the ship based existing FPSO currently working with in 10-20 years and DSI would be the major player in this FPSO business.
DSI current five major business strategies are: 1. FPSO for Arctic Development 2. FPSO for Harsh Environment (North Sea, Gulf of Mexico, Deepwater Brazil , East Coast India , Far East Deepwater) 3. FDPSO for Deepwater (West Africa, World wide) 4. Harsh Environment Mobile Offshore Column Stabilized Drilling Unit (clients Transocean, Parker Drilling) 5. Deepwater Production Facility (TLP, Dry-Tree Semi-sub, Jacket SPAR).
Fund needed for this is $0.5b to above.
Posted by: Nagan Srinivasan | February 8, 2008 02:56 PM
Tesla Solar International (TSI) is seeking Investor Angels and/or Investors interested and savvy in the Solar / Renewable Energy market. TSI’s goal is to produce Steam-powered Concentrating Solar Power (CSP) Generating Systems that use purely Distilled or De-ionized water in the production of Steam to power conventional piston or turbine engines and generators without polluting the environment or presenting a potentially hazardous waste situation for years to come. In the coming months we will be introducing products and proposals designed toward that end: Clean Power generation that is technically feasible, achievable and affordable. Not some “Pie in the Sky” theories or promises of Unobtainium…real solutions for real requirements.
TSI can provide you with our Business Plan and financials regarding Solar Tracking Mounts, Solar Steam Concentrators, and Services. The emphasis of our company is on Solar Energy for the 21st Century.
Posted by: George Blake - Owner | February 16, 2008 10:36 AM
Admiral Energy is currently looking for all energy related products not known to the gereral population that help reduce the the total energy spend for large commercial customers. Please contact Ross if you have any knowledge of such products or technology.
Posted by: Admiral Energy | March 18, 2008 12:52 PM
Neo Energy Corporation is a startup company based in India in the Alternate Energy space. We have invented the world's first Animal Propelled Electricity Generator (APEG).This generator can produce energy up to 10KW and this energy is green, clean and sustainable. We are seeking VC funding for the commercialization of this product for benefit of millions in Asia and Africa. We can provide our Business Plan on request. Kindly contact Mr. Vaiddyy -CEO through email - vaiddyy@yahoo.com for more details.
Posted by: Vaiddyy Viswanath | March 20, 2008 06:02 PM
Capital Needed!
Huge Power Grid Solution.
Best idea for nano tech solar and wind turbines yet. Ties in the Major existing industries. Built in projects for 30 years
It will be done. Will we be the ones to do it? $50,000.00 Upfront and some % of net is required.
Posted by: Alternative Energy Solutions (AES) | March 24, 2008 11:34 AM
seeking capital for invention to cure world droughts. Invention is completed.
jhsbusiness@yahoo.com
Posted by: JH | April 8, 2008 07:31 PM
I represent an alternative energy startup with an idea that has not yet been tapped and holds unlimited potential for a viable, economical, and unlimited source of energy. I am looking for private investors for initial startup capital. A business plan is in place and initial capital requirements are small. Please email me with any information or help you would be willing to give. We respond to all inquiries. Thanks!
Posted by: AltEnergy | April 10, 2008 12:56 PM
I am an inventor who is searchin for venture capitial. To make a long story short,I have an idea for an invention that is worthy of a Noble Prize. If you wish furhter information please contact me by email or Phone me at (321) 269-7401. William Kanjorski
Posted by: william kanjorski | April 15, 2008 12:04 PM
We are seeking research and first round funding partners.
Our cleantec designs are based upon the formula that energy is proportional to change.
One of our systems is known as a traffic tap or g-pump. These systems harvest energy from passing vehicles or farm animals.
Please review our technology and the market at our website;
www.gravitationalsystems.org
Gare.henderson@gravitationalsystems.com
Posted by: Gare Henderson | April 16, 2008 06:19 PM
We have an exclusive (truthfully) automotive design that uses no fossil fuel and is not an EV. Our vehicle is full sized and full powered, not like the other autos on the market. We are certain this is what the world needs. Our chassis is already pre-approved by the U.S.D.O.T. for highway use and the engine/chassis combination is the basis of our system with customer interchangeable (optional) body styles. This is the "system" of transportation that we need.
Fully recycled bodies on a proven roadworthy non-petroleum, non EV powerplant.
Nearly 20 years of R&D but we now need outside funding to make this happen.
We also have Green kit homes with above average marketability. AND,
the Basic Comfort HVAC system that allows customers to heat and cool their homes at 600% savings per month! This system attaches to current HVAC systems so reworking an entire homes duct work is not needed.
The Mealer Companies are comprised of Mealer American Motor Co., and Stepping Stone Homes LLC.
John Lewis Mealer
Founding President
TMC and MAMC
WWW.BETTERCONSTRUCTED.COM
Posted by: John Lewis Mealer | April 25, 2008 05:48 PM
BottleStone is a unique ceramic stone slab made of 80% post-consumer waste glass. Initial product is countertops but has many commercial building applications. Producing product, have early commercial sales and distribution. This spin-off needs working seed capital.
mike@bottlestone.com
Posted by: Mike Looney | May 20, 2008 10:53 AM
SERIOUS ENQUIRIES ONLY PLEASE.
Need VC funding for a company that has proven technology and sales and business plan to support the fact that company will do $40M business in 2nd year in operations. Have already done over 50 pilot projects that will result in possible $100M sales in next few years. Currently company has business on hand in excess of $10M just in 2008...
Need $5-$7M in next 6 months to fund the fast unexpected growth.
Market size in USA alone $200B to $500B
Have done already pilot projects in 5 countries and expecting REAL business from these pilots.
www.americaninduction.com
Contact-Jay 7143137196
banswa1@yahoo.com
Posted by: Jay | May 25, 2008 02:18 PM
We are looking for equity partners to bridge our efforts to construct 50MW solar energy plant. Reverse merger anticipated in 6 to 12 months coincide with PPA agreements with PG&E and SDG&E of California. Contact Brian Farley @ 714-928-2241.
Posted by: Brian Farley | May 27, 2008 04:36 PM
HI myself and spouse would like to open a solar panle manufacturering plant in south africa would it be possible to acuire funding as well as necessary info in persuing this type of venture through you ,or the necessary asistence and guidence.ANTCIPATINGLY AWAITING YOUR REPLY.M MUKHTAR.
Posted by: muneera mukhtar | June 9, 2008 03:41 AM
Dear Sir and Madam
We have a Bio-Ethanol plant projects. The Project is approved on by Government - The project is ready to deploy but Owner’s project have not capital for next step of construction and equipment installation as well as operation costs. Therefore, they are calling investment capital with any investment forms and no up front fee
We hope you consider our above mention to fund, loan or directly invest or do a joint venture.
Thank you with Best Regards
NGUYEN LUC/Director
VietAsia Co., Ltd
Address: 60/14C Pham Van Chieu Str., Ward 14, Go Vap Dist, Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam
Phone: 84-8-8801070, 84-8-8801071
Fax: 84-8-4271069
E-mail: vietasiaco@hcm.vnn.vn ; hoptac2@gmail.com
Website: www.vietnamdirectoryb2b.com
Yahoo messenger: luc_asiaco
Posted by: Nguyen Luc | June 15, 2008 10:15 AM
We are looking for venture funding for early Stage for wind power generation project in india. We would like to go for 5 MW Project. We have purchase power agreement for 30 yrs. we are also ready to go for joint venture with Investors. let us know, if anyone is interested in our proposal.
Posted by: deepak marmat | June 17, 2008 01:36 PM
Project Name: Solar Grade Silicon
Current Situation:
Fast development of photovoltaic industry is restricted now by a shortage of raw materials and its high prices. This raw material (solar grade silicon, SGS) is producing now by so called Siemens Process, which is expensive and environmentally dangerous because of chlorine. The world SGS deficit is estimated at a level of 8000 Mt per year. SGS price has increased from $30 per kg seven years ago up to $100 per kg and more today.
Project Idea:
A group of researchers from Kiev Polytechnic University, Ukraine, proposes a technology for SGS production without use of chlorine. Projected cost is $18 per kg or less. They have some small laboratory samples of SGS and samples measurement report from an independent Ukrainian lab. This report confirms that the samples can be used for photovoltaic industry. The authors propose to establish SGS production in any European country, excluding Russia. The pilot line for 100 Mt per year capacity needs about $2 million of investments. Next step will be an industrial line of 2000 Mt per year.
Posted by: Vadym Novikov | June 25, 2008 08:49 AM