The high profile disasters and loss of shareholder value at BP and TEPCO have put it in the news, but examining and integrating environmental, social and governance factors into investment decision making is a growing trend. Please join us for
Three of the pioneers and leaders in the field of Socially Responsible Investing are presenting "Green your Green: An introduction to investing responsibly", an open session at the Boston Public Library on October 19th. Aimed at individuals wanting an introduction
SEC requirements for disclosure of material climate change impacts became effective in the early part of 2010 upon the publication of clarifying guidance by the agency. Virtually all public companies will now be reporting based on their assessments of how
Raab Assocates’ first Restructuring Roundtable of 2012 features two timely topics: Implementing Bold State Energy-Related Environmental Regulations, Policies, and Programs in Massachusetts and Connecticut Ken Kimmell, Commissioner, MA DEP Jonathan Schrag, Deputy Commissioner of Energy, CT DEEP The Future of
Massachusetts Technology Leadership Council's March Energy breakfast looks at Energy Management and asks what role Massachusetts companies will play. Confirmed Panelists: Carlos Alonso-Niemeyer, Energy Efficiency Program Director, NSTAR Howard Nunes, CEO, PepperDash The Energy Management Technology market has a compelling
Core Programs Panel: Commissioner Daniel Esty, Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Tina Halfpenny, Director of Energy Efficiency, Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources Jim Merriam, Director of Efficiency Vermont, Vermont Energy Investment Corporation New Frontiers Panel: Dr Eric Winkler, Project
The second Massachusetts Sustainable Communities Conference will be held on Friday, April 20th at UMass Boston, with the Sustainable Campuses following on Saturday April 22nd. Experts and peers from around the Commonwealth - municipalities, campuses, government, businesses and non-profits gather
The U.S. has always been in the forefront of innovation – from Thomas Edison to Steve Jobs. But the energy and environmental challenges of today exceed anything we have faced before: the threat of global climate change combined with the
Electrification of automobile transportation in the United States presents an economic opportunity that is both large in scope and potentially hugely disruptive to multiple industries that are mainstays in most investors' portfolios. We've put together this session as part of
This New England Clean Energy Council Finance series breakfast will explore mechanisms and tactics to facilitate the financing of energy efficiency projects, including: How "On-Bill" and property assessed clean energy (PACE) implementation creates financial opportunities How to increase the comfort
