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 I No 08-09: Wind Energy

The Global Wind Energy Industry grew 42% in 2007 and totaled $39.3 billion. This CCBJ edition details our current quantification, highlights trends in the wind energy industry, and profiles the key segments and companies across » Read More

$395.00
CCBJ Vol I No 10: Green Building

In this special green building edition, CCBJ estimates the U.S. green building industry at $45 billion in 2007 in terms of value of green buildings put in place during the calendar year. Annual growth has been 30-40% from 2004- » Read More

$395.00
CCBJ Vol I No 11: Energy Storage

CCBJ estimates that storage devices generated $2 billion in revenues in the United States in 2008 through the arbitrage of on-peak/off-peak rates and sales of ancillary services such as frequency regulation. Most revenues were » Read More

$395.00
CCBJ Vol I No 12: Climate Change Consulting Industry

CCBJ estimates place today's climate change consulting market at $1.9 billion worldwide and $670 million in the United States, but those figures are expected to more than double in the next five years, fully accounting for the » Read More

$395.00
CCBJ Vol II No 01-03: First Annual Overview of the Climate Change Industry

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

$395.00
CCBJ Vol II No 04-05: Geothermal Power

CCBJ estimates the Geothermal Power industry generated global revenues of $6.8 billion in 2008, with power sales from the approximately 10 GW of geothermal power capacity currently online accounting for $4.8 billion or 71% of t » Read More

$395.00
CCBJ Vol II No 06-07: Energy Efficiency & Demand Response

In this double-edition, CCBJ estimates the industry generated $52.6 billion in revenues in 2008. We explore the policy and market drivers that animate the EE/DR industry, paying particular attention to the emerging business mod » Read More

$395.00
CCBJ Vol II No 08-09: Solar Energy

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

$395.00
CCBJ Vol II No 10: U.S. Electric Power Industry & Climate Change

CCBJ examines how players in the $350 billion U.S. electric power industry will likely respond to a cap-and-trade policy akin to Waxman-Markey, which passed the House in June. We also explore how a federal renewable energy stan » Read More

$395.00
CCBJ Vol II No 11: U.S. Climate Change Adaptation Industry

As the impacts of climate change force communities, governments and businesses to adapt, the U.S. climate change adaptation industry is gaining momentum. For now, most climate change adaptation work is being done in the context » Read More

$395.00
CCBJ Vol II No 12: Executive Review

First annual CCBJ Business Achievement Awards, featuring award winners from a range of segments and size categories. Includes Q&A interviews with top executives in power, oil and gas, carbon capture and storage, environmental c » Read More

$395.00
CCBJ Vol III No 01: Professional Services in the Climate Change Industry

In its first edition on professional services, CCBJ examines what's driving the robust growth in this segment for the “Big Four” assurance firms, law firms, management consultancies, and financial and economic analysis speciali » Read More

$395.00
CCBJ Vol III No 02-03: Consulting & Engineering in the Climate Change Industry

C&E climate change revenues grew by 15% to reach $4.8 billion in 2009 (excluding construction revenues), and CCBJ's subset of core climate change consulting services saw 17% revenue growth to end the year with $780 million » Read More

$395.00
CCBJ Vol III No 04-05: The Wind Energy Industry & North American Market Review

In 2009 the worst recession in decades eviscerated the tax credit appetite of the financial institutions that invest in wind projects. Yet on the strength of the grant-in-lieu of tax credit enacted with the ARRA stimulus bill, » Read More

$395.00
CCBJ Vol III No 06: Transportation Markets in Climate Change

Vehicles and fuels add up to well over 80% of CCBJ's estimated $69 billion in U.S. transportation business in the climate change industry in 2009. The segment grew 15% and 16% in 2007 and 2008, respectively, and 2009's 12% decl » Read More

$395.00