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Vinod KhoslaKhosla Ventures raised $1.1 billion green fund for clean energy and renewable technology in 2009

In September 2009, Khosla Ventures announced it had raised $1.1 billion in a 'green fund' for renewable energy and clean technology development. The fund was the largest clean technology fund launched since 2007 and one of the largest ever. $800 million was allocated for established technologies and $275 million for early-stage companies. By 2013, Khosla Ventures had invested in more than 70 cleantech companies.

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TopicDirectionRelevanceContribution
Climate Action+towardprimary+1.00
Environmental Sustainability+towardsecondary+0.50
Overall incident score =+0.643

Score = avg(topic contributions) × significance (high ×1.5) × confidence (0.57)

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Confirms Investment Sep 1, 2009 documented

Khosla Ventures raised $1.1 billion green fund, largest cleantech fund since 2007

In September 2009, Khosla Ventures announced it had raised $1.1 billion in a 'green fund' to spur development of renewable energy and other clean technologies. Of the total, $800 million was for established technologies and $275 million for early-stage companies.

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