San Diego Startup Week 2018

The first wave of Cleantech investing occurred a decade ago with VCs making overly-aggressive investments in hardware innovations at a time when the markets for these products weren’t mature. As a result, many of these firms experienced losses that turned them away from investing in this space. Today, low-cost and ubiquitous computing technologies and sensor products are making it easier than ever for Cleantech companies to get started and investors to see returns. Hear from investors about what kind of deals they are getting excited about in this new era of Cleantech innovation. Hear from Investors at Anzu Partners, EcoElectron Ventures & Mark IV Capital, Inc.