Although significant clean-tech investments are being made in America, the United States risks losing ground to other nations - such as China and South Korea - that are pursuing aggressive clean-tech growth initiatives, according to a new report being released by Green America and Clean Edge, Inc.

The good news: innovative financing models are available to keep the U.S. competitive in the clean-technology race. The new Green America/Clean Edge report analyzes five clean-tech financing models that hold the most promise for America, including Clean Energy Victory Bonds.

The report, Five Emerging U.S. Public Finance Models: Powering Clean-Tech Economic Growth and Job Creation, can be downloaded for free at Clean Edge (http://www.cleanedge.com/reports/reports-financemodels.php) or Green America (http://www.greenamericatoday.org/PDF/FiveEmerging_US_PublicFinanceModels.pdf).

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