GE backs eco-glass start-up with $30m deal

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Soladigm announces it has secured investment to commercialise its innovative energy-saving glass

A US green building start-up that makes glass capable of electronically switching from clear to tinted to help save energy has secured $30m (£19m) of venture capital funding from a group of investors including...

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