In a 2009 CNBC interview, Danisco CEO Tom Knutzen discussed investment opportunities in technology solutions to combat climate change. Knutzen, leading a Danish company specializing in food

In a 2009 CNBC interview, Danisco CEO Tom Knutzen discussed investment opportunities in technology solutions to combat climate change. Knutzen, leading a Danish company specializing in food ingredients, enzymes, and bio-based solutions, emphasized the need for solid business plans and political support, including extended time horizons and a carbon tax.

He highlighted a natural product designed to replace rubber from rainforests and fossil fuels. While acknowledging its current cost-competitiveness challenges, Knutzen noted that a carbon tax would significantly improve its viability.

SeQuential Pacific Biodiesel has completed a new, expanded plant. Featuring advanced technology, it represents Pacific Biodiesel's most efficient design to

SeQuential Pacific Biodiesel has completed a new, expanded plant. Featuring advanced technology, it represents Pacific Biodiesel's most efficient design to date.

Community-based biodiesel production offers a vital way to provide local and sustainable energy to any region.

Ms. Green of GetIT discusses Thomas Friedman's theory that cleantech will experience a boom-and-bust cycle, akin to the dot-com era. The key for innovators to emerge as winners isn't solely

Ms. Green of GetIT discusses Thomas Friedman's theory that cleantech will experience a boom-and-bust cycle, akin to the dot-com era. The key for innovators to emerge as winners isn't solely technological prowess.

Success hinges on mastering fundamental business principles: effectively meeting market needs, assembling a strong team, and executing a robust business plan. These elements, not just technology, will determine long-term viability.