Last week’s announcement of the Early Release version of the US Energy Information’s Annual Energy Outlook for 2011 prompted a number of reactions along the lines of the NY Times’s Green Blog posting “The energy future ain’t what it used
SEC Climate Change Disclosure Requirements: What you need to know – Legal, Analyst, Corporate and Asset Manager Perspectives
Please join us for a BSAS panel on SEC Climate Change Disclosure Requirements on December 14th. The investment community has an opportunity to shape the future of public disclosure by getting involved early (and often). This program is one of
Are Commoditization or Aggregation solutions for small-scale project finamce?
There is general agreement that, below a certain size, the transaction costs of a renewable energy project become prohibitive relative to the scale of the benefits. Typical transaction costs include the time and cost involved in: The many legal documents
The forest beyond the Leaf
A previous post made a case for the potentially transformative role of the Nissan Leaf in the electrification of transportation, but most of the major automakers have plans that involve electric vehicles. The October Clean Cities Massachusetts Electric Vehicle workshop
Turning over a new Leaf
At a recent Massachusetts Clean Cities Coalition Electric Vehicle Workshop, speakers capably covered a broad range of topics relevant to the electrification of transportation, but the most powerful statement may have been made by an inanimate object – the Nissan