Cleantech Companies Turn To Community To Fuel Investments (And It’s Working)
the first home energy battery that will be sold for $100 a month – less than what the average US household pays for electricity.
They have had advisors from key government institutions like a Chief Scientist at the DOE’s Argonne labs and Chief Engineer at NREL .has raised more than $4.5M, proving that there is a strong appetite for investing in these types ofAlongside Next Bolt, there are several other cleantech companies that have chosen to share their company’s success with their customers and fans, inviting them along for the ride – and people are flocking to support them.
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