The Coronavirus, OPEC+, and Bernie Sanders walk into a bar… Dear entrepreneurs, buckle up! You are in for the fight of your life. The drunken apocalypse is finally here. First,…

There have been some serious changes in the major players and the basic terms of some of those deals, but that’s not all. There have also been substantial changes to one of the most important aspects of VC deal terms: how you raise money.

Is your clean energy project a little too risky or too slow to get the financial support you need? Look for these key signs that could be red flags for potential investors. 

When Ben Franklin torched himself with a key on a string, he did it free from any regulations, rules, or restrictions. Nobody cared if those sparks were renewable or not.…

In order to remain sustainable, the energy industry needs the support of smaller businesses — and that could mean incredible opportunities for investors and entrepreneurs alike.

Solar energy was once deemed as an expensive investment for many investors. Today, things are changing fast in the consumer-energy sector because of clean energy and sustainability. But where’s the disruption from Silicon Valley?

In light of the poor performance of most startups in oil and gas technology (though many are still fighting the good fight), the coastal VCs are still staying away — with a few notable exceptions.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s (FERC) recent Order No. 841 has the potential to create major new opportunities for electric storage participation in markets operated by Regional Transmission Organization (RTO) and Independent System Operator (ISO) markets. The Federal Storage Act was designed to remove the barriers to participation in electrical storage resources in capacity, energy, and ancillary services. With this order in place, it will reshape the way entrepreneurs enter the energy sector.

As new energies become a society demand rather than a luxury, the allocation of capital globally for new energies haven’t made it to Houston.