Hammered by the recession and excess capacity, the solar energy industry’s revenues declined sharply in 2009, but CCBJ puts the downturn in the context of a longer-term trend toward a high-volume, lower-priced market, particula » Read More

Despite disappointing global climate negotiations, the movement toward carbon pricing continues both within and outside of the United Nations framework. CCBJ’s review of global trends in carbon pricing finds many positive trend » Read More

In this double edition, CCBJ draws on expertise from scores of analysts and business leaders, as well as third-party research, to show how IT tools are enhancing GHG mitigation strategies and-in the case of the smart grid, inte » Read More

In this Executive Review issue, CCBJ’s Third Annual Business Achievement Awards recognize 30 recipients that include high achievers in growth, finance, new technology and practice areas, and notable projects in several climate » Read More

CCBJ estimates the global climate change industry at $171 billion in the U.S. and $615 billion globally in 2008. While growth in 2009 will be flat due to the global recession, we expect growth to resume in 2010, with the indust » Read More