Google and other experts pick ClimateWell for The Guardian’s list

Stockholm, Sweden – September 9, 2009: ClimateWell^®, the unique Solar Cooling^® company from Stockholm, today announced it has been named a Global Cleantech 100 company by Guardian News and Media and Cleantech Group™, providers of leading research, events and advisory services for the cleantech ecosystem.

The Global Cleantech 100 is the first ever list highlighting the most promising private clean technology companies around the world. Supported by the Carbon Trust, the Global Cleantech 100 recognises companies at the forefront of cleantech innovation offering solutions to some of the world’s most pressing environmental challenges.

The final list represents the collective opinion of hundreds of leading experts from cleantech innovation and venture capital companies, from organizations such as Google, Kleiner Perkins Caulfield & Byers, New York Stock Exchange and Vantage Point. The panel’s views were combined with insights from the Cleantech Network™, the de facto industry association of international clean technology investors, entrepreneurs, large corporations and other industry insiders. Some 3 500 companies were nominated/considered.

“The first ever Global Cleantech 100 shines a spotlight on which companies and which technology areas the global innovation community is most excited about from a commercial standpoint,” said Richard Youngman, managing partner at Cleantech Group.

“We are greatly honoured to be recognized as a top Cleantech company providing energy efficient and financial feasible solutions.” said Per Olofsson, Group CEO of ClimateWell^®. “The nomination comes just time as we prepare for the inauguration of the first ever solar cooling production plant in Spain, which will service the world markets.”

ClimateWell^® received the award for its advancements in commercializing the award winning technology which transforms solar radiation or any heat source into cooling without using electricity. ClimateWell^® also has the first Solar Cooling^® machinery factory in the world scheduled for inauguration on September 22^nd, 2009 in Soria, Spain. For more information please visit www.ClimateWell.com .

ClimateWell^® and other winners are being honoured today at Cleantech Forum XXIII in Boston, September 9^th, 2009 (www.cleantech.com/bostonforum) and will be celebrated at Cleantech Forum XXIV in Delhi, October 15^th – 16^th, 2009 (www.cleantech.com/delhiforum) and at the Guardian’s UK Cleantech Summit in London on November 23^rd, 2009 (www.guardian.co.uk/cleantechsummit).

More than half (56) of the companies listed on the Global Cleantech 100 are headquartered in North America, while European firms make up 36 percent. Five firms are based in Israel and three in India.

The full list of Global Cleantech 100 firms is available on the Guardian (www.guardian.co.uk/globalcleantech100) and Cleantech Group (www.cleantech.com/news/awards/globalcleantech100) websites.

About ClimateWell^®

ClimateWell^® sells Solar Cooling^® solutions. Its technology stores energy from a solar panel in a battery using salt, which can then be used to generate either cooling or heating. The company is progressing rapidly and is already serving customers in Spain, Italy, Germany, France, Belgium, Dubai, India and Australia.

CONTACT:

Per Olofsson, Group CEO is available to comment on these developments. Please contact Dan Radu for more details:

Dan Radu

www.ClimateWell.com

Mobile: +46 8 (0) 73430 77 90

Phone: +46 8 (0) 794 03 70

Fax: +46 8 (0) 744 30 70

Skype: Dan.Radu.CW

Email: Dan.Radu@ClimateWell.com

About the Cleantech Group, LLC

The Cleantech Group pioneered the clean technology investment category in 2002. Today, it accelerates the development and market adoption of clean technologies globally. The company’s worldwide network of investors, entrepreneurs, enterprises, service providers and others—representing trillions of dollars in assets—receives access to capital, investment deal flow, networking, market leading research and data, sales leads and promotional opportunities. The Cleantech Group also provides advisory services for large corporations and governments, publishes leading cleantech sector industry news coverage and produces the premier Cleantech Forum^® events worldwide. Details are available at http://www.cleantech.com.

About the Guardian

The Guardian is a unique voice with an international reach delivering progressive journalism to a global audience. The Guardian’s vision is to be the leader on sustainability within the media industry and to be environmentally regenerative in their activities. Through their editorial coverage and business activities, they demonstrate to readers, staff, advertisers, suppliers and their communities that GNM (Guardian News and Media) is committed to enhancing society’s ability to build a sustainable future.

Tags: cleantech, climatewell, global cleantech 100, solar cooling

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