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Craton
focuses on clean technologies which have not had the
benefit of growth capital over many years. As we have
found, such companies are now maturing technologically
but the capital markets still remain limited. |
- In North America, $1.6
billion of venture capital was invested in clean tech
in 2005, and the Clean Tech Capital Group estimated
that capital requirements of clean tech companies
between 2007 and 2009 may reach $8.7 billion in North
America
- While certain renewable
energy opportunities are now relatively mature technologically,
these markets still remain underexploited, often due
to high first entry costs
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