By Celsias Team

Posted on Aug. 19, 2010

Stephen Tindall recently made an appearance at the Tech NZ Innovation Forum, a meeting ground for venture capitalists, entrepreneurs and key players in business and research. Idealog’s Vincent Heeringa caught up with him to find out more about his venture capital company, K1W1. The company has been pioneering an array of clean tech ventures, most notably with Lanzatech who recently secured a deal to work with China’s largest steel and iron conglomerate, Baosteel, and the prestigious Chinese Academy of Sciences, to commercialise its fuel ethanol producing technology (check out our interview with chief scientist and co-founder of Lanza Tech, Sean Simpson here).

In this video, Tindall discusses the business case for clean tech, describing it as a double win—why not use capital and innovation to clean up waste and combat global warming, and make some money at the same time?

Watch the interview on Idealog TV

Original article: http://www.celsias.co.nz/article/stephen-tindall-comes-clean-about-clean-tech/