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In this second article in a series, Kachan's Jim Mahoney outlines the many ways in which companies may want to consider doing business in China, and shares insights from others who've already done so.
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Canada boasts 700 small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) developing innovative cleantech and sustainable development technologies, more than half which already export. How aggressively should they be targeting China?
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A recovery in cleantech, the rise of equity and debt crowdfunding, continued risk to EV growth rates and surprises in rare earth element industry profits lead cleantech research and consultancy Kachan & Co.'s predictions for cleantech in 2014.
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After 10 years of largely underwhelming returns for investors, clean infrastructure, technology and services are starting to flourish. Why? And why now? What should we expect from here? Should investors get back in the game? Kachan just published a new report on the topic.
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After hundreds of years of same-old, same-old, mining is waking up to new cleantech innovation. Here's why.
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A lot can be learned from recent best practices in business incubators. Kachan Managing Partner Dallas Kachan shares insights from recent client work.
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The demand for new clean technology innovation is still strong, but is the term 'cleantech' useful any longer?
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Could a spate of recent crowdfunding success stories, and new services to cater to them, give hope to cleantech/greentech entrepreneurs caught in an early stage capital squeeze?
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6 comment(s)As 2012 draws to a close, Kachan & Co. forecasts a backtrack in cleantech venture funding and risk to certain sectors in 2013 worldwide. Read why.
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Dwindling water, farmland and fossil-based fertilizers are making it increasingly difficult to feed people today, let alone all those expected in the future. Which companies and innovative technologies are best positioned to help boost the yields and sustainability of agriculture while lowering its environmental impact? How do agricultural organizations manage risk around disruptive change?