Climate Change Business Journal^® (CCBJ)
The centerpiece of business intelligence providing detailed market research on nine segments of the Climate Change Industry.

Climate Change Business Journal

Climate Change Business Journal

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CCBJ Vol V No 06-07: Climate Change Adaptation

With climate change negotiations stalled, focus is shifting to risk assessment and adaptation. The market is still small but poised to grow as insurers add up the rapidly rising costs of recent extreme weather events. This edit » Read More

$395.00
CCBJ Vol V No 04-05: The Future of the Grid – Part II, Smart Grids and Energy Management

As automated metering infrastructure (AMI) brings new visibility and control to electric distribution grids, the electric power industry is undergoing the most profound change in its 130-year history. Consultants and vendors ar » Read More

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CCBJ Vol V No 03: The Future of the Grid – Part I, Transmission

Unlike the distribution grid (subject of CCBJ's next edition; part 2 of The Future of the Grid), the high-voltage transmission grid has used advanced technology for decades. Transmission grid operators monitor voltages, current » Read More

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CCBJ Vol V No 02: Professional Services in Climate Change Consulting

The shifting sands of climate policy have made the business of providing specialty expertise in climate change consulting and advisory services an unpredictable market. Lack of a comprehensive U.S. federal policy on climate and » Read More

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CCBJ Vol V No 01: 2011 Executive Review & CCBJ Awards

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

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CCBJ Vol IV No 11-12: Commercial & Industrial Energy Management and Efficiency

Energy Management and Efficiency grow more attractive to commercial & industrial firms as cost-cutting options dwindle. Despit – and to a large extent because of – the recession, the commercial and industrial market for ene » Read More

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CCBJ Vol IV No 09-10: Energy Storage II

Integrating wind and solar power is the key driver for grid energy storage, but storage devices can also be used to arbitrage electricity prices, generate revenues from ancillary services, provide reactive power and other servi » Read More

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CCBJ Vol IV No 08: Leading Companies in the Climate Change Industry

Since its conception, Climate Change Businesss Journal has theorized that the diverse segments CCBJ defines as the climate change industry would gradually coalesce into a more singularly defined industry, and that the world's l » Read More

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CCBJ Vol IV No 06-07: Carbon and REC Markets

CCBJ's new double-edition on carbon markets features penetrating analysis of the trends shaping this $142 billion industry. Despite the lack of a second global agreement to cap emissions, carbon markets will continue to grow. E » Read More

$395.00
CCBJ Vol IV No 04-05: Solar Energy

What Recession? Solar Surfs to 139% Growth Worldwide, 91% in U.S. Falling PV module prices and robust subsidies fuel the market. Europe still dominated the global PV market in 2010 but growth is shifting to North America as Eur » Read More

$395.00
CCBJ Vol IV No 02-03: Fossil Fuels

Will global fossil fuel dependence transition gradually or will policy measures, technology and strategic initiatives by industry make more revolutionary changes possible? This double edition covers various scenarios in each ma » Read More

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CCBJ Vol I No 01-02: Carbon Markets and Climate Change Consulting

Inaugural edition introduces readers to the CCBJ segmentation of the Climate Change Industry and focuses in depth on both the regulated carbon market and the voluntary offset market.

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CCBJ Vol I No 03-04: Solar Energy

The solar energy industry grew 38% in 2007 and generated $23 billion in global revenues, according to CCBJ research. While it still represents only 0.1% of global electricity generation, solar is quickly expanding share.

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$395.00
CCBJ Vol I No 05: Carbon Capture & Storage

Inside this edition: Cover story: CCS developments in North America and Europe; what combination of emissions caps and government subsidies will be needed to stimulate and support the deployment of CCS technology; economic drivers in coal-exporting countries, and CCBJ estimates of CCS market.
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$395.00
CCBJ Vol I No 06-07: Bioenergy & Biofuels

In this special edition, CCBJ presents a quantitative assessment of the bioenergy industry, survey results and a forecast, as well as a qualitative review of segments derived from more than 50 interviews with executives, expert » Read More

$395.00