I am eagerly looking forward to moderating tomorrow’s webinar, Indexing, from Evolution to Revolution, with finance reporter and author Robin Wigglesworth and Harvard Law Professor John Coates. Taking as a jumping-off point Robin’s recently-published history of the indexing revolution, Trillions
Bringing Green Bonds and Social Impact Bonds to Market in Massachusetts – March 11th
Green Bonds and Social Impact Bonds are experiencing rapid growth as investment opportunities that achieve social and environmental goals. While green bonds were pioneered by the World Bank and Social Impact bonds first appeared in the UK, Massachusetts has been
Impact Investing Panel
Takeaways from our Impact Investing panel.
The split incentive problem in commercial energy efficiency upgrades
Buildings consume 40% of the energy used in the United States, with commercial buildings accounting for just under half (18%) of that total. 2/3 of the energy is used in the building systems (HVAC, lighting, water). Energy efficiency improvement projects
SBIR Reauthorization – a rare piece of good sustainability news from Congress
It’s a fair bet that few people would include “US Congress” in the same sentence as “accomplishment” and “good news” these days. Adding the word “sustainability” would probably cause even Google to come up empty. So it’s worth noting last