CarbonFlow is on a roll - by Becky Brun
CarbonFlow, a San Francisco startup led by Sustainable Industries columnist Neal Dikeman, announced it has raised an additional $1 million to close its Series A funding round. The software developer aims to help companies meet the standards set by the Kyoto Protocol.
Neal Dikeman, CEO of CarbonFlow
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CarbonFlow, a San Francisco startup led by Sustainable Industries columnist Neal Dikeman, announced it has raised an additional $1 million to close its Series A funding round. The software developer aims to help companies meet the standards set by the Kyoto Protocol.
