Cleantech San Diego is excited to announce the launch of a new logo and website. Cleantech San Diego's updated brand is inspired by the innovation and collaboration that drives San Diego's global leadership in clean technology. Our new look was officially unveiled to members and...
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A study conducted by the San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG) and released last week by its service bureau found that the direct, indirect, and induced economic impact of the algae biotechnology research and manufacturing industry generates a total of approximately 1,020 total jobs, $80...
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On June 4, Congressman Scott Peters (CA-52), clean energy campaign Operation Free, and Cleantech San Diego hosted the first public screening of documentary film THE BURDEN, followed by a discussion on defense energy issues at the San Diego Central Library. THE BURDEN is the first documentary of its...
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As a follow-up to recent meetings at Microsoft headquarters in Seattle, Wash., civic and business leaders from across the San Diego region re-convened this week to continue conversations about San Diego's vision for a "The City as a System." Utilizing software and the cloud to collect information about the energy usage of separate...
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On Mar. 18, 2014, the CleanTECH San Diego Board of Directors announced the appointment of interim president Jason Anderson to the role of permanent president of CleanTECH San Diego. “I’m grateful to the board for affording me the opportunity to lead this incredible organization,” said Anderson. “The CleanTECH...
Read Morehttp://youtu.be/1EHz8uORs_k San Diego business leaders, including Tim Zenk of Sapphire Energy and Jim Waring of CleanTECH San Diego, talk about California's clean energy policies and their organizations' innovations to cut greenhouse gas emissions and help build a clean energy future....
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For more than 12 years, efforts have been underway to obtain approval for a trash-to-energy facility. Meanwhile landfills are reaching capacity, and disposal costs are increasing. Yet environmentalists continue to block the project out of fear of air quality impacts and a concern that trash-to-energy...
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San Diego will illuminate its downtown district with GE Lighting's intelligent lighting system, including LED street lighting, making it the first city in the United States to adopt GE's LightGrid technology. The new system of 3,000 city lamps, set to be in place by spring...
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If you ask most people about the future, they won’t always know what to tell you. As a college student (Go UC San Diego!), I have only a vague sense of what I want to do and where I want to be. If you had...
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