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Silicon Valley Energy Ecosystem Report 2020
The SVEE Report is a comprehensive assessment of general trends and specific highlights about all the active energy sub-sectors in Silicon Valley, including those that are surging as well as those falling behind. |
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Top Energy Universities 2020
This new report surveys the unique contributions of energy initiatives at 187 research universities and colleges across the United States, providing a critical reference point for energy intelligence. |
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Top Energy Universities 2016
Retrospective: Top Energy Universities 2016 includes a ranking and evaluations of the 20 elite programs in the United States. |
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Silicon Valley Energy Ecosystem 2020 Dataset
Access the Excel datset behind the map, including: size of venture, location, subsector focus, website, contact information, etc. |
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Water Works: A Case for Hydropower Report
Water Works is a comprehensive examination and current assessment of hydropower across the globe, with case studies highlighting future trends. |
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Top Energy Incubators in the U.S.
Discover new energy startups in a comprehensive directory of all Incubators and Accelerators in the U.S. |
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Trend Spotting: Look Back to Look Ahead
An analytical and anecdotal survey of current energy trends across all sectors. This survey also includes the special end-of-the-year review and the "Energy Writer of the Year 2020" award. |
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Chicago Energy Ecosystem Report
The CEE Report is a comprehensive assessment of general trends and specific highlights about all the active energy sub-sectors in Chicago, including those that are surging as well as those falling behind. |
