CCBJ estimated the global climate change industry at $3.59 trillion in 2024, up 14% from 2023. Adaptation & Resilience accounted for $34.6 billion, or 1% of total global climate-industry revenues, compared with hundreds of billions of dollars each in renewable power, efficiency, green buildings and more than $1.6 trillion in transportation as the largest segment (as quantified in the Q2 2026 edition of CCBJ).
Climate Change Business Journal presents its biannual detailed analysis of the transportation segment of the climate change industry, and a focus on Smart Cities and the planning, engineering and contractor service providers accelerating the movement, deploying technology and integrated systems to monitor, analyze, protect and operate critical infrastructure.
EBJ annual outlook edition provides detailed results and interpretations of the EBJ 2026 Outlook Survey with benchmarks and perspectives on growth, forecasts, margins, client priority, regional trends and compiled secondary information on the economy, AI, energy futures all complemented by executive interviews and Q&As.
EBJ presents a comprehensive assessment of artificial intelligence initiatives across the environmental industry, with particular focus on the consulting & engineering segment.
The annual Climate Change Business Journal Business Achievement Awards recognize innovation, commitment, outstanding performance, project planning, execution or key accomplishments and milestones in 2025.
Environmental Business Journal®’s annual awards issue recognizes more than 60 companies and details their award-worthy accomplishments 2025.
Environmental Business Journal®’s analysis of the sustainability industry and markets for professional services and information technology presents a detailed picture of the $3.5 billion U.S. sustainability market.
CCBJ characterizes the state of climate change finance and investment at the end of 2025 as governments, utilities, industry, commercial enterprises, and financiers face an uncertain policy environment.