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2004Stage
Dead | DeadTotal Raised
$74.82MExpert Collections containing Ze-gen
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Latest Ze-gen News
Feb 17, 2011
energy, Financing, deals Erin Kutz wrote: Ze-Gen, a Boston-based developer of technology for converting solid waste into gas for power plants, has raised another $8 million in equity-based funding, according to an SEC filing. The money comes atop $17.6 million in funding that the firm revealed last year in a regulatory document, bringing the financing’s total to $25.6 million.
When was Ze-gen founded?
Ze-gen was founded in 2004.
Where is Ze-gen's headquarters?
Ze-gen's headquarters is located at 1380 Soldiers Field Road, Boston.
What is Ze-gen's latest funding round?
Ze-gen's latest funding round is Dead.
How much did Ze-gen raise?
Ze-gen raised a total of $74.82M.
Who are the investors of Ze-gen?
Investors of Ze-gen include VantagePoint Capital Partners, Flagship Pioneering, MassVentures, Pinnacle Ventures, Warzog Holding Company and 4 more.
Who are Ze-gen's competitors?
Competitors of Ze-gen include Fulcrum BioEnergy, Terra-Gen, InEnTec, Lynntech, Renew Financial and 13 more.
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