The Craigslist of cleantech? Well, at least no one will accuse The Renewable Energy Business Network of aiming low.

New Renewable Network Hopes to Make Greentech Connections - Greentech Media

Rob Day, a principal at venture firm @Ventures and author of Greentech Media’s Cleantech Investing blog, said the network also has launched a Website that aims to be “the Craigslist of cleantech.”

Suntech: The Sun's the Limit - Seeking Alpha

While other solar companies have been fretting over their ability to procure polysilicon (a vital component of PV cells and modules), Suntech recently announced two huge developments; the acquisition of a stake in Shunda Holdings Co. Ltd, a manufacturer of solar wafers based in China, and the finalization of an agreement with one of Shunda's subsidiaries providing Suntech with a thirteen-year silicon wafer supply.

eSolar Scores 245MW Solar Deal in SoCal - Earth2Tech

eSolar, the solar startup backed by Google.org and Bill Gross’ Idealab, said today that it’s inked a deal to build a 245 MW solar thermal power plant in the Antelope Valley region of Southern California and sell that solar power to utility Southern California Edison. eSolar expects the plant to be fully operational by 2011.

Remake a Living: Are you the next green entrepreneur? - Gristmill

No, it's the entrepreneurs who get the publicity, the glamour, and (when it works) the money. That's probably why I hear from so many people who want to start businesses and nonprofits in sustainability consulting, carbon offsets, home energy audits, biofuels, wind power, organic food, and almost anything you can prefix with the word "green."

Shortage of Cleantech Workers - Venture Recruiter