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CLEANTECH REPORT January 2007 |
SECTOR MEMBERS
Rohit Aggarwala
Office of the Mayor,
City of New York
John Caroselli
National Grid
John Cavalier*
Hudson Clean Energy Partners
Rececca Craft
Con Edison
Andrew de Pass
Greentech Capital Advisors
Stuart Ellman
RRE Ventures
Gisele Everett
Deutsche Bank
Pamela Farrell
General Electric
Jesse M. Fink
Mission Point Capital Partners
John Gilbert
Rudin Management Company, Inc.
Kevin Genieser
Morgan Stanley
David Hartman
Siemens Corporation
Richard L. Kauffman
Good Energies
Garry Krellenstein
JPMorgan Chase
Richard A. Lechner
IBM Corporation
Marc Lipschultz
Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co.
Joseph G. Michels
One Equity Partners
John Reese
US Power Generating Company
Theodore Roosevelt
Barclays Capital
Joshua Ruch
Rho Capital Partners, Inc.
Neil Suslak
Braemar Energy
Bruce M. Usher
* Sector Group
Leader
With the publication of its report in January 2007, Cleantech: A New Engine of Economic Growth for New York State, the Investment Fund began focusing on investments in the burgeoning clean technology or “cleantech” sector (i.e. energy management, alternative energy, sustainable materials, air and water technologies). NYCIF’s objective is to encourage cleantech companies to launch and grow their businesses in New York—and not just to sell their products here. In addition, the Fund is interested in those companies or projects that help meet some of the energy, emissions reductions and air/water quality goals laid out in Mayor Bloomberg’s PlaNYC 2030.
Sector investments include:
Solar Energy Systems Holding, Inc.
CPower
OwnEnergy, Inc.
NYC ACRE
NYCIF is a partner in The New York City Accelerator for a Clean and Renewable Economy (NYC ACRE), which is focused on growing an ecosystem of entrepreneurs, international companies, and innovative local businesses that are providing solutions to climate and energy issues while creating jobs in NYC. Other partners include NYU-Polytechnic, the New York City Economic Development Corporation, Columbia University and the Pratt Institute.
NYC ACRE is seeded by a four year, $1.6M grant from the New York State Energy and Research Development Authority (NYSERDA).