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

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

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

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

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