Another Clean-Tech IPO Imminent, Khosla Says “Netscape moment.” for CLEANTECH

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Bill Gates Invests in Better Internal Combustion Engine

start-up EcoMotors scored a $23.5 million Series B round of investment from Microsoft Corp. Chairman Bill Gates and alternative energy investor Vinod Khosla. The money will be used for engineering and further testing of the company's Opoc engine.

Bill Gates is also investing

in nuclear home power plants

to get rid of US nuclear waste

and install underground, so

in 100 years the work starts

to find the polluting water source

devices....nonsense tech

"if fails just send updates LOL"

source: reuters.com

Vinod Khosla

has been called a "green kingpin,"

a fitting honorific given that the Silicon Valley venture capitalist controls $1.3 billion worth of funds targeted at all manner of clean tech enterprises.

Which makes his latest investment seemingly counterintuitive.

Last week, Khosla's firm, Khosla Ventures, partnering with Bill Gates, put $23.5 million into a suburban Detroit company looking to manufacture oil-dependent internal combustion engines.

BACK TO FOSSIL, A GAME CHANGING INNOVATION or

failed

Khosla with green investments,

or the good old boys said must

invest in Detroit to save us ?

Ah, but not just any oil-driven internal combustion engines. The 2-year-old EcoMotors International says its "opoc" (opposed pistons, opposed cylinders) engines are 50 percent more efficient and emission-reducing than conventional engines, are half their weight and size, with substantially fewer parts, and therefore much cheaper to produce.

China Zhongding Holding (Group)

." One of EcoMotors' investors is Zhongding Holding (Group) Co. Ltd., a Chinese auto parts company.

source: sfgate.com

A five-passenger car getting 100 mpg, running on gasoline, diesel or ethanol. Just continuing to pollute idling at cities fighting heat waves

Comment:

a non convincing, non-american, non-innovative backward easy $hit.

America industrialized the typewriter and the Computer,

well Khosla would recommend let's go back to the typewriter

needs less power than a computer and no expensive Solar PV

to develop..... America what sort of Gimmicks fail at the first

Non-sub-Prime economy ????