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76West applications are accepted now through April 16, 2018.
The 76West clean energy competition is now in its third year. Structured as a $20 million investment over 4 years, cleantech startups from around the world are invited to apply to this unique competition in the Southern Tier Region of New York State, where the 6 most promising businesses are awarded $250K to $1 million in prize money and granted access to business and technical resources.
PORTLAND — Cloudport in Portland will hold its spring networking reception 5:30-7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 12, at Cloudport, 63 Federal St. Start off the spring season by catching up with old friends, and making new, valuable connections with startups, mentors, and companies in the environmental, energy, and cleantech…. Maine news, sports, politics, election results, and obituaries from the Bangor Daily News.
The company says this fund advances on “three full invested predecessor funds.” ETIF will “pursue the three most important subsectors of the energy transition, namely renewable energy generation, energy storage and energy transportation,” according to a press release. This strategy will be launched as the Luxembourg-based Reserved Alternative Investment Fund, with a target volume of €750 million (US$933 million) and a term of 12 years.
What works with acquiring and keeping new investors?
People who contribute to cleantech startups can designate funds to worthy businesses in a multitude of ways. But what makes them want to invest? You’ve got to tell a compelling story.
Most cleantech startups don’t consider the importance of telling a great story to investors when they’re first looking for an injection of funds. Instead, they jump right into an overview of what they’re designing, a list of anticipated costs, methods for marketing and distribution, and potential return on investment (ROI).
