Description
CCBJ reveals its 9th annual CCBJ Business Achievement Awards recognizing 28 outstanding climate change projects and companies. Executive articles and Q&As highlight expectations from the Trump Administration, key markets, business drivers in climate change, adaptation and resiliency and how technology, information and data is supporting decision-making and project management.
Table of Contents
01.2016 CCBJ Business Achievement Awards including outstanding climate change projects and companies.pg 3
02.ICF energy experts: Markets and state opposition will limit Trump’s ability to reshape energy markets.pg 10
03.Perkins+Will builds its resilience cred with landmark projects, community plans and industry leadership.pg 15
04.Adaptation veteran Joyce Coffee shares market insights.pg 18
05.Assn. of Climate Change Officers shoots for 2,000 members and launches credential programs.pg 21
06.Stantec provides resiliency leadership In design and engineering.pg 24
07.Climate Action Reserve leader parses trends and opportunities for offsets.pg 27
08.Dewberry staffs up, forecasts growth in resilience.pg 31
09.Fernleaf Interactive turns data into actionable Intel.pg 33
10.Reflections on California’s drought response.pg 35
11.E2 director on challenges, opportunities in new political landscape.pg 37
EBI has also published its Climate Change Adaptation & Resilience Markets Report which focuses on the U.S. climate change industry and its nine business segments, emerging markets in resilience and prospects for global growth. The U.S. climate change industry is still emerging, led by consulting & engineering firms doing assessment, risk science, modeling and planning work. CCBJ estimates that adaptation is a $700-million industry and will grow to a billion-dollar industry in the United States by 2020, followed by more substantial contracting growth once design and construction of adaptation measures begin in earnest. The global market already is on the order of $2 billion when counting construction, but the market is clearly divided by assessment, planning, design and construction and specialists in each area. Please visit our Climate Change Adaptation & Resilience Markets Report page for more information.
