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Kachan in the Canberra Times
The Kachan report highlights another trend in China's clean-tech policy that should sound alarm bells ... Chinese firms are ''increasingly looking west and carefully picking and choosing distressed clean-tech assets, investing in commodity supply and taking stakes in higher margin clean energy projects.''
China leads the way with clean-tech, Mar 19, 2012
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Quoted in the press
“There are more deals waiting to go public in the U.S. than in more than two years.”
ISE debut first cleantech IPO since July 2009, February 23, 2010
“With $400 million having gone to this company, there are some exciting claims, but like everything else out of Silicon Valley, the market will separate fact from fiction, and will prove claims versus reality.”
Secretive fuel-cell startup stirring hopes, doubts, February 23rd, 2010
“This technology will be proven only over time.”
Start-Up Bloom Claims Fuel-Cell Breakthrough, February 25, 2010
Dallas Kachan called it "further vindication that very important sources of capital feel that we are also past the worst in clean technology investment."
The Week in Cleantech, Sept 5, 2009
“The amount of investment is not continuing to plummet; it’s stable. Some might say we’ve reached bottom.”
Cleantech Investing Hits Bottom and Stabilizes, June 11, 2009