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About Shankar
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City - Gurgaon Country - India Role - Investor About - I am an investor interested in renewable energy and bio fuels in particular. I am an avid reader of oil from algae. I read and lot and dissemanate a lot. If any of you have any interesting project, I am interested in new ideas, new thoughts, new processes, new researches, new findings etc., Would like to look at interesting new projects. Keen on knowing projects which have been venture funded. Keen on knowing project which seek venture funding. Need detailed proposals. Would like to look at valuations for new and existing projects. I also invest in interesting projects. I work with VCs, Angel funders and Seed funders too. Many people write to me personally. I prefer discussions thru the club. However, if you want you can write to clean.shankar@gmail.com |
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- More than 40% of all clean-tech venture capital funding worldwide went to firms in California as investments in those companies more than tripled to $2.9 billion in the first half of 2010. - 2 years ago
- "The simple question is, can you get enough additional productivity in bioreactors to offset the additional cost of PBRs?" - 2 years ago
- " Joule expects its first revenue in 2012 when it brings its diesel to market, and expects to have the first production plant fully operational in 2013" Hope this turns out to be true ! - 2 years ago
- Frito-Lay, snacks co of PepsiCo, is adopting compostable crisp packets. Wal-Mart, is expanding its use of bioplastics. Procter & Gamble, a consumer-products giant, recently agreed to use some biochemicals made by Amyris in its products. Industrial biotech is getting going ! - 2 years ago
- Shell becomes a sugar giant with the $ 12 b Csoan tie up. Solazyme tied up Bunge Limited. Another sugar giant. Should i buy sugar stocks now ? - 2 years ago
They also say that the fund raised in the IPO is just about enough for building a demo plant and for commercialisation, they may need more funding.No comments from me this time.
Good news.
I like the way you handle your misjudgement Shankar !