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The Cleantech Show #026 (MP3 - 15MB - 42min)
Interview with Clint Wilder, Co-Author, The Cleantech Revolution

“When industry giants such as GE, Toyota, and Sharp and investment firms such as Goldman Sachs are making multi-billion dollar investments in clean technology, the message is clear. Developing clean technologies is no longer a social issue championed by environmentalists; it’s a money-making enterprise moving solidly into the business mainstream.” The Cleantech Revolution.

On this weeks show we have the co-author of The Cleantech Revolution, Clint Wilder come on the show to discuss his new book. In The Clean Tech Revolution, authors Ron Pernick and Clint Wilder identify the major forces that have pushed clean tech from back-to-the-earth utopian dream to its current revolution among the inner circles of corporate boardrooms, on Wall Street trading floors, and in government offices around the globe.

On this show we explore how deep and transformative the cleantech revolution goes, the winners and losers, how to make sense of all that is happening, what history teaches us, and Clints predictions for the next 20 years.

Clint’s advice on who should read the book includes anyone interested in the the sector, MBA’s or students looking at getting involved and of course investors and company executives wanting to understand the sector more. To wet your whistle you can also download the introduction and first chapter of the book

Clint Wilder is a veteran award-winning business and technology journalist and co-author of The Clean Tech Revolution. As contributing editor at Clean Edge, he often writes the monthly CE Views column on the cleanedge.com web site, co-authors the firm’s annual Clean Energy Trends Report, and has helped research and write reports for Clean Edge clients in industry, finance, government, and the NGO sector.

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Nick Bruse

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