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Serious Materials
Biggest energy efficiency deal of '09 goes to Serious Materials
September 22, 2009 - by Lisa Sibley -
Silicon Valley-based company brings in $60 million in venture capital to further develop next-gen green building products.
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Autodesk unveils $15M software giveaway for cleantech startups
July 22, 2009 - by Emma Ritch -
Syncromatics and Serious Materials are among those using the design software that could speed time to market.
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Green construction fuels growth at Serious Materials
March 27, 2009 - by Emma Ritch -
CEO eyes fifth factory to open next month as new 2009 LEED standards impose stricter requirements for conservation.
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Clean air conditioner now runs on the sun
March 3, 2009 - by Christine Blackman -
Coolerado’s solar powered cooler reduces energy demand using thermodynamics instead of chemicals that deplete ozone.
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Differentiate or die
February 22, 2009 - Cleantech.com Quote o' the week
"If people can’t understand what you really have ... that’s sufficient reason to move on to something else."
— Consultant Steve Weiss on differentiation, the first of "four Ds" of cleantech marketing (story »)
Investors keep eyes on water filtration
January 22, 2009 - by Emma Ritch -
Water filtration technologies pull $39 million this week as investors seek safe bets in cleantech. Details of this and 39 deals this week.
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CleanBoard plans gypsum drywall using solar thermal tech
January 13, 2009 - by Emma Ritch -
San Francisco startup plans to ship recycled drywall from China until it secures funding for innovative manufacturing plant in the California desert.
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What's next in driving green building
March 14, 2008 - by Dallas Kachan -
A new trinational report gives green building a green light, but who should drive? The industry weighs in.
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The Real Big Kahuna
March 14, 2008 - Cleantech.com Quote o' the week
"Cars are only nine percent. They’re not the big kahuna."
— Serious Materials CEO Kevin Surace on buildings as the dominant global source of CO2 emissions
