Gotham Greens

Gotham Greens

Brooklyn, NY
500 Total Employees
100 Local Employees
Year Founded: 2009

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Author Unknown
Updated on May 03, 2024

15 Greentech Companies and Startups in NYC to Know

While you may think of New York City as a town of exhaust spewing traffic, bright lights and garbage strewn sidewalks, it is actually among the greenest cities in the country.

Ashley Bowden Ashley Bowden
Updated on October 04, 2022

These NYC Tech Companies Raised September’s Largest Funding Rounds

Check out which companies secured last month’s largest capital sums.

Ashley Bowden Ashley Bowden
Updated on September 16, 2022

Gotham Greens Secures $310M to Expand Its Indoor Farming Tech

The Series E round will help build more hydroponic greenhouses in Texas, Georgia and Colorado.

Author Unknown
Updated on December 09, 2020

Gotham Greens Raises $87M to Expand Its Network of High-Tech Greenhouses

Gotham Greens grows leafy greens at its growing network of greenhouses. The company plans to use this funding to expand its offerings and footprint around the United States.

Author Unknown
Updated on June 30, 2017

Green tech CEOs explain how their companies practice what they preach

Most companies list their corporate values somewhere in their marketing materials, but to what extent do they actually follow them?

Author Unknown
Updated on July 27, 2016

3 ways to live a local, greentech lifestyle in NYC

New Yorkers are already a pretty green bunch. We use a lot of mass transit, live in tiny, energy efficient apartments and the majority of us don’t own cars — even those supposedly Earth-saving ones from Tesla. But, certainly we could all do a little better. We thought we’d channel some Portlandia, and see if we could come up with some ways we could support the local tech economy and be a little greener in the process.