December 14th, 2010

Soladigm Raises $30 Million More To Make Smart Glass For Green Buildings

Soladigm raised a $30 million series C investment the company announced this morning. Founded in 2007, the company makes smart glass for green buildings that can change from clear to tinted automatically, in response to changes in light or temperature. Windows using this “electro-chromic” technology help building owners and operators reduce their heat, cooling and lighting costs, and energy… → Read More

November 16th, 2010

GE Invests In Makers Of Solar-Powered Air Conditioners, And Eleven Others

At a conference held by General Electric (GE) this morning in New York, chief executive Jeff Immelt revealed his company’s plans to invest $45 million in twelve digital energy, or smart-grid related companies— the first of several investments planned through the company’s Ecomagination business competition.

The newly funded entities include: ClimateWell, Consert, FMC-Tech, Ltd., The Fu… → Read More

July 30th, 2010

Soladigm Smart Window Maker Emerges From Stealth, Announces Plan To Build Plant In Mississippi

Smart window startup Soladigm announced today its plans to build a factory in Olive Branch, Mississippi. The Khosla Ventures and Sigma Partners backed company makes dynamic glass windows that can be tinted on demand to block excess light and heat.

Founded in 2007, Soladigm has been operating in stealth until now. The company employs about 50 people in its Milpitas, California headquarters, and… → Read More