GreenBeat Week in Review - VentureBeat’s best and worst of cleantech in 2010 - January 3, 2011

View this email as a webpage | Forward to a friend January 3, 2011 FORWARD THIS EMAIL JOIN US ON TWITTER / FACEBOOK VentureBeat’s best and worst of cleantech in 2010 It’s been quite a year for energy-related investments and other ventures looking to make some green from green. Our look back at the biggest successes and flops of 2010 include companies like Tesla Motors, Solyndra, Bloom Energy and A123. - Iris Kuo TOP STORIES GM leads Nissan in December electric car sales as supply trickles in December 31, 2010 | Matthew Lynley Will charging infrastructure be the electric car’s speed bump? December 27, 2010 | Iris Kuo Projects in 2010 took aim at cleantech’s chicken-and-egg dilemma December 30, 2010 | Iris Kuo Tesla stock drops 16 percent, analysts pile on worries December 27, 2010 | Iris Kuo ActaCell nabs $3 million for cheaper, better batteries for hybrids December 29, 2010 | Iris Kuo When Tesla’s lockup expires Monday, will its stock drop? Short sellers think so December 23, 2010 | Iris Kuo UPCOMING EVENTS The Gamification Summit - January 20-21, San Francisco, CA Mobile World Congress - February 14-17, Barcelona DEMO Spring 2011 - February 27-March 1, Palm Desert, CA VENTUREBEAT JOB BOARD COMPANIES IN THE NEWS Capstone Investments, Nissan, Chevrolet, Oncor, Tesla, ActaCell, Google, Good Energies , NRG Energy, Coulomb, Ecotality, Ford, Coda , Plug In America PEOPLE IN THE NEWS Carter Driscoll, Eric Jackson, Paul Scott, Pat Davis Follow us on Twitter Friend us on Facebook Join us on LinkedIn Provided by , the leading news source on technology innovation. 50 California Street, Suite 3270, San Francisco, CA 94111 If you would like to no longer receive this newsletter, click here to change your subscription preferences, or click here to unsubscribe. © 2010 VentureBeat