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Companies, readers and analysts had a lot to say about what happened in 2011 and what it means for 2012. Read the best of the reader’s responses, along with interviews with Panasonic, Mohr Davidow, Jones Lang LaSalle, Duke Energy, Acorn Energy, and Advantage for Analysts.
While Belisle sees energy conservation going really strong, he also notes that money is tight. As he says: “On the investor side … if they have cash, they’re hoarding it right now. And corporate owner/occupiers are holding on to their cash as well.” He talks about what corporations are doing, and how they are justifying their energy investments.
Is Green really dead? Industry leaders aren’t as pessimistic as one would expect. Maryruth Priebe interviews Panasonic. Jones Lang LaSalle, Markit, Duke Energy and Mohr Davidow Ventures also weigh in.
Leading U.S. Businesses Call on President Obama to Achieve a Global Climate Deal
COPENHAGEN – More than two-dozen major U.S. businesses sent a letter to President Obama today encouraging him to secure a strong climate change agreement with significant emissions reduction targets and substantial new financing commitments from developed countries, including the United States.
Saying “our environment [...]
How to invest in an evolving economy?
As businesses — many of whom have record levels of cash on hand — look for new opportunities, readers and experts chime in on where to put corporate investments.
Companies, readers and analysts had a lot to say about what happened in 2011 and what it means for 2012. Read the best of the reader’s responses, along with interviews with Panasonic, Mohr Davidow, Jones Lang LaSalle, Duke Energy, Acorn Energy, and Advantage for Analysts.
For a wide range of businesses, the green economy continues to be stalled behind a lack of vision and a supporting plan. In this issue we look at a long term plan, two businesses creating new markets, and a mass movement that has lost its way.