Nasdaq adds Verenium to two clean-tech sector indexes

Nasdaq has added Verenium, a developer of cellulosic ethanol technology and specialty enzymes, to the Nasdaq Clean Edge U.S. Index (CLEN) and the NASDAQ Clean Edge U.S. Liquid Series Index (CELS), effective at market opening on September 24.

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