CleanEquity Monaco 2011, March 3rd & 4th- Addressing Marine Transport Issues

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Feb 16, 2011, 10:00 ET

LONDON, Feb. 16, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- CleanEquity Monaco, the forum for emerging cleantech companies to present to specialist financial & strategic investors, policy makers, end-users and international & trade media is happy to announce its partnership with Carbon War Room for Clean Equity Monaco 2011.

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The Carbon War Room, a Washington DC-based global non-profit, harnesses the power of entrepreneurs to implement market-driven solutions to climate change. Founded by Richard Branson and other leading entrepreneurs, its approach is to identify the barriers that are preventing market-based scale up of climate change solutions and work with stakeholders to remove them and promote the free flow of capital for emerging technologies.

Part of the CleanEquity agenda will be devoted to marine transport efficiency and pollution. A plenary session chaired by Peter Boyd of the Carbon War Room will highlight the issues; a selection companies will then present technologies designed to deal with them.

This year's Presenting Companies will include:


Name	Country	Sector
Aero Farms	USA	Agriculture
Azure Dynamics	USA	Hybrid Electric Drivetrain
Carbon Advice Group	UK	Carbon Solutions
Ecotemis	France	BIPV
Energifera	Italy	Storage & Grid Balancing
Gravity Power	USA	Electricity Storage
Lightning Car Co.	UK	Luxury Electric Vehicle
Magnus	USA	Ship Propulsion
NGenTech	UK	Generator Technology
Oxford YASA Motors	UK	Electric Motors
Pilus Technologies	USA	Waste to Energy
Plus Technologies	Germany	Water Purification
Powerspan	USA	CO2 Capture
Solar Press	UK	Organic Photovoltaics
Tyren	USA	CO2 Capture

We are pleased to announce the following speakers.

John Miles, Board Director at ARUP Group, a global firm of design and business consultants. John is closely involve with developing business strategy for ARUP and has great experience of operating in China.

Alessio Beverina, Partner at Sofinnova Partners with a focus on cleantech.

Jean-Marc Bally, General Partner at Aster Capital, launched Aster Capital in 2000. Jean-Marc previously spent 3 years in Schneider Electric Corporate Finance

Torsten Wipiejewski, partner at VNTM, has 12 years experience in the electronics and optoelectronics industry and has experience in numerous technology start-ups.

CleanEquity Monaco 2011 contributors include Monaco Chamber of Economic Development (Monaco), Covington and Burling LLP (Washington DC), PR Newswire (New York), The Stelios Foundation (Monaco), The Carbon War Room, 21 ventures (New York) Invest Securities (Paris).

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