Clean tech venture investment falls to $1bn during first quarter

James Murray
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But analysts insist green firms still able to secure significant sums

Venture capital investment in clean tech firms in North America, Europe, China and India unsurprisingly slumped during the first quarter of the year, falling 48 per cent year-on-year to $1bn according...

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