Environment
Ice Rush: Making The Arctic Economy Sustainable
Over the past 30 years, scientists have been measuring the melting and freezing of Arctic sea ice. In September 2012, data show a rapid decline in the extent of sea ice during the summer months compared to previous years. View Full Details »
Published: 26 September 2012
Webinar: Competitive Benchmark Of US Environmental Services Providers
The US environmental services market is evolving in response to regulations, demanding industry requirements, resource price volatility and sustainability trends. View Full Details »
Published: 11 June 2012
Green Quadrant Environmental Services Providers (US) 2012
This Green Quadrant report provides a detailed fact-based comparison of 20 of the leading environmental services providers in the US. The analysis is based on interviews with 15 buyers representing firms and public authorities with combined revenues and budgets of $1.2 trillion, supplier responses to a 50 point questionnaire and detailed supplier interviews. This study finds that seven providers currently lead the environmental services market: AECOM, AMEC, ARCADIS, CH2M HILL, ERM, SAIC and URS. View Full Details »
Published: 20 May 2012
Enecore Carbon: CDM Shake-Out Survivor
Founded in 2006, Enecore is a Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) consulting firm with offices in Beijing and London. By aligning its professional services with the needs of European carbon credit compliance buyers like RWE and Nuon, avoiding negative financial impacts from carbon credit price volatility and diversifying its revenue streams, Enecore has emerged as a survivor from the brutal market shake-out. View Full Details »
Published: 13 March 2009
Green Quadrant Climate Change Consulting 2009 (US)
In the US market demand for advice on climate change and sustainability is growing due to a dramatic shift in US climate change policy, the cost reduction potential of “green” programs and competitive pressure to implement a climate change strategy. This Green Quadrant report helps buyers of consulting services to shortlist and hire consulting firms that best meet their needs for external expertise. View Full Details »
Published: 28 January 2009
Focus: Arreon Carbon And CDM In China
Arreon Carbon is a carbon credit developer focused on Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) opportunities in the Chinese market. This report provides a detailed assessment of the Arreon Carbon business, explains the CDM value network, digs into the core capabilities of this carbon credit developer and points to the future of the industry. View Full Details »
Published: 30 August 2008
Green Quadrant Climate Change Business Consulting 2008 (UK)
The corporate market in the UK is gradually moving into a period where action on climate change is a necessity. As a result, demand for climate change business consulting services is growing. Today’s buying trends focus on understanding the scope of the problem. To assist climate change leaders in their selection of an external adviser this Green Quadrant compares 16 consulting firms against 74 criteria grouped into three dimensions: service completeness, market momentum and global presence. View Full Details »
Published: 08 July 2008
Green Quadrant Emissions Trading Exchanges 2008 (Global)
The global emissions market has grown from nothing in 2004 to a market with traded volume worth about €25 billion in 2007 according to Barclays Capital. This rapid development has seen a raft of product launches, partnerships, acquisitions and investments by leading commodities and derivatives exchanges. Over the next 2 years the complexity will increase as more exchanges spring up around the world and additional climate-change linked derivatives such as disaster and weather risk are traded. View Full Details »
Published: 15 April 2008
Focus: What JP Morgan's Climate Care Acquisition Means
On March 26, 2008 JP Morgan announced the acquisition of UK-based Climate Care for an undisclosed sum. The 40-strong Climate Care team will become part of JP Morgan's Environmental Markets team with a decision to be made in the future about the Climate Care brand. The rationale for the deal includes investing in large-scale emissions reduction, supporting the voluntary market and strengthening JP Morgan's commodity business. But what does the acquisition mean for other carbon markets players? View Full Details »
£ 250.00 Published: 28 March 2008