Financial Soultions: $100 million to be invested in Silicone Valley green companies.

Venture fund company CMEA Capital announces its 3 year plan to invest $100 million into green businesses.
 
Sept. 28, 2009 - PRLog -- The San Francisco-based venture fund company, a start-up stage investor in numerous green businesses including battery maker A123 Systems, biofuel firm Codexis and solar manufacturer Solyndra, to name but a few, Financial Soultions information shows, has already invested in 14 alternative energy companies over the past seven years.

"The alternative energy sector is finally ready to take off," CMEA Founder and Managing Director Tom Baruch said in a statement at Financial Soultions disposal. "For the first time in history, environmentally friendly methods for producing energy like solar and wind power are becoming inexpensive," he continued, “With the right financing, this sector has the potential to get our economy out of the doldrums.”

CMEA's portfolio company, A123, which makes lithium-ion batteries for the auto industry market, had a runaway success debut on Nasdaq recently, and has a market cap over $1.9 billion, a substantial investment option.

One more of CMEA's prestigious investments is Solyndra, is constructing its 2nd factory in Fremont, California, shortly after the company earned $535 million loan guarantee from the U.S. government, as part of its economic stimulus program.

Altogether, the venture fund company manages 7 funds on behalf of investments over $1 billion, Financial Soultions has learned.

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