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Carbon Funds 2009/10 NEW!
Fully updated, now listing more than 100 existing or planned funds – managing more than $15 billion – dedicated to investing in emission-reducing projects that generate carbon credits.
Available either as a hard copy or as a fully-searchable
CD-Rom.
Contents:
At-a-glance summaries of each fund or facility including:
Aims
Size and investment timescales
Project eligibility criteria
Contact details
Other key data for potential investors and project
developers
Plus:
An exclusive survey of carbon
fund managers – their views on, and the outlook
for, the carbon market
An update on and analysis
of the Kyoto Protocol
Glossary of terms
An indispensable text for:
Potential buyers of carbon credits
Investors in the carbon market
Project developers
Host country authorities
Consultants
Verification agencies
Project financiers
Lawyers
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Sustainable Bioenergy NEW!
Available either as an e-book (pdf)
or as a fully-searchable
CD-Rom.
This special report examines developments in the leading bioenergy markets, with an overview by McKinsey consultants.
Major topics include:
• Government targets for biofuels and biomass power
• Tax breaks and incentive mechanisms
• Comparisons of competing feedstocks
• Availability of land
• The food vs fuel debate
• Analysis of greenhouse gas reductions
• Biogas potential
• Prospects for cellulosic feedstocks
• Risks from non-native plants
• Technologies of the future
• Market outlook to 2020 and beyond
• Risk management
• Bioenergy and the carbon market
Plus:
In-depth analysis of bioenergy developments in China, the US, Brazil, Europe and Africa.
Contents:
120 pages
52 tables and charts
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Essential reference work/ text for:
• Energy companies
• Agricultural firms
• Commodity and energy traders
• Project financiers
• Cleantech investors
• Renewable energy developers
• Transport companies
• Policy makers
• Consultants
• Energy/environmental lawyers
• Oil companies
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Investment Opportunities
for a Low Carbon World
This authoritative multi-contributor book provides institutional and individual investors with an overview of the fast growing and dynamic low carbon technologies and the ways and means
of gaining exposure to them.
Leading market experts analyse environmental and low carbon technologies and sectors; measurement tools, investment vehicles and markets available to investors. It also explores the macro issues that affect the outlook for investors, from regulatory issues to broader questions on the impact of climate change.
The author, Will Oulton, has over 20 years experience in the financial sector. He is a leading figure in the global responsible investment market, instrumental in the creation of a range of products and services including the leading environmental technology index, the FTSE ET 50, and the world's leading SRI index series, FTSE4Good.
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Carbon Trading & Pricing
This book, written by Joost L M Kanen, is an essential guide to the factors
influencing the price of emissions allowances in the EU.
Key Topics:
Motivation of carbon buyers & sellers
Industry vs financial participants in the carbon market
Relationship between carbon price and coal, gas, oil and
power markets
Major supply and demand factors
Market inefficiencies
Taxation and legal issues
Interaction between EU allowances, CDM and JI credits
Potential impact of Japanese, Canadian and other carbon
markets
An invaluable reference tool for:
Industry participants in the
EU Emissions Trading Scheme
Power generators
Emissions/Commodity traders
Brokers
Carbon investment vehicles
Hedge funds
Consultants
Lawyers
Policy makers
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Carbon Finance
This book, written by Sonia
Labatt and Rodney R. White (authors
of Environmental Finance) and published by Wiley, is
a comprehensive guide that explores the financial implications
of living in a carbon-constrained world.
Key Topics:
Opening with a brief introduction to the Kyoto Protocol and
the policies that shape a carbon-constrained society, Carbon
Finance quickly moves on to:
Outline the carbon finance marketplace, and explain the
speed with which it has developed and the complexity of
its growth
Explore specific products – designed to cover environmental
risks associated with climate change – for Alternative
Risk Transfer
Take a closer look at the entire energy chain and its
relationship to today's value chain
Examine the fiduciary duty of institutional investors
as they assess the financial effects of climate change within
the investment community
Detail key mechanisms created through the Kyoto Protocol
and the experience of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme
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Sonia Labatt and Rodney White have provided a highly-readable
overview of the key developments in the fast-evolving area
of carbon finance. Carbon Finance is a valuable guide for
anyone wishing to understand the implications of this innovative
market-based approach to combating climate change.
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