LED lighting is becoming popular for warehouses and factories. Not just because the lights save the building owners money, but because they are digitally networked and controlled. Startup Digital Lumen’s LED systems now cover 50 million square feet of industrial space. Read more »
A startup in Boston called Next Step Living, which is a one-stop shop for making buildings more energy efficient, has raised an $18.2 million series C round of funding. The decent-sized round is notable in a difficult funding environment for cleantech startups. Read more »
A Texas startup is offering energy data analytics for free to reel in potential paying customers who own or manage buildings and want to reduce their energy use. But “free” will only get you so far. Read more »
Cleantech investing may not have produced many big exits and returns so far, yet it keeps attracting investors who believe they can do better. Here comes the Cleantech Syndicate, a group of 11 families that plan to invest $1.4 billion over the next five years. Read more »
What do you get when you combine computer intelligence, efficient LEDs and industrial buildings?: An idea that investors want to back. Digital Lumens announced that it has raised another $10 million, which will help it expands sales of its technology that combines LEDs with networking software. Read more »
