CleanTech winds are blowing strong

Marc Goldberg

Last week's Innovate2006 conference in Zaragoza included a pre-conference tour of the region with an interesting visit of Endesa and one of the largest Spanish windmill farms, located just a few miles north off Zaragoza. At the end of 2004, Endesa were involved in operational wind farms delivering 1,124 MW, with a further 250 MW under construction, a 20% share of Spanish wind power.

This visit resonated for me with all the recent interest in cleantech funding, and the slew of IT-CleanTech companies that we at Occam have looked at in the past few months.

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