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Features June 2006

The following are summaries of the features that appeared in the June 2006 print edition of Environmental Finance magazine

Opinion

Consolidating the EU ETS

Valuable lessons about emissions trading have been learnt since the EU ETS began operating – and the Commission plans to apply them to the scheme’s next phase, says Stavros Dimas more...

Carbon Finance

A scheme on the rocks?

What does the recent market turmoil mean for the EU ETS – and carbon markets more broadly? Mark Nicholls reports

Venture Finance – Europe

Cleantech goes global

While the US is leading the way in cleantech venture investing, European investors are catching up fast, says Javier Echarri

Venture Finance – Exits

Cashing in on cleantech

There is plenty of money looking to get in to clean technology companies – but how easy will it be to get out? Jess McCabe reports more...

Venture Finance – Investors

Time for a new paradigm?

Sean Brownlee and Ali Erfan consider the lessons that ‘mainstream’ venture capitalists can bring to the emerging clean technology sector

Venture Finance – Opinion

A responsible venture capitalism

Mark Donohue argues for a socially responsible approach to cleantech investing

Emissions Trading

In search of stability?

As the new ozone season begins in the US, Thaddeus Huetteman considers what the future holds for the NOx allowance market

Weather Risk

Little change in the weather

Mark Donohue argues for a socially responsible approach to cleantech

Weather Risk – Japan

Waiting to deregulate

William Rhode reports on a market which, despite steady growth and a diverse customer base, is yet to fulfill its potential

Equity Analysis

Looking for sustainable value

Frank Figge and Tobias Hahn suggest a new approach to assessing corporate environmental performance

Market View

New approaches to GHG regulation?

Joel Bluestein asks if emerging US interest in controlling carbon will see the country take a different tack on trading

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