London looks to U.S.cleantech firms - by Sara Stroud
With its eye on making the Summer 2012 Olympic Games the most sustainable yet, and an ambitious citywide carbon emissions goal, London is touting itself as a hotbed of opportunity for foreign cleantech companies. There are about 75,000 contracts associated with the Games, according to the city's foreign direct investment agency.
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With its eye on making the Summer 2012 Olympic Games the most sustainable yet, and an ambitious citywide carbon emissions goal, London is touting itself as a hotbed of opportunity for foreign cleantech companies. There are about 75,000 contracts associated with the Games, according to the city's foreign direct investment agency.
