Vincent's blogFYI: Excerpted from SEC press release regarding guidance relating to climate change
FYI: Excerpted from SEC press release MIT Enterprise Forum
ESIG in October Please join us for our latest in a series of events brought to you by the Energy Special Interest Group (ESIG) of the MIT Enterprise Forum of Cambridge. Last month, we had 150 attendees -- we hope you can be a part! Renewable Energy Business Interest
How will Massachusetts' new Net Metering regulations help businesses, communities, and non-profits develop renewable energy? On August 20th, the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities issued a new "Net Metering" Order that will provide significant financial assistance to builders of new wind turbines and solar facilities. Innovation and Sustainability
Thought this event would be of interest to my fellow Greenopolis.com-ers! http://www.ixl-center.com/insights_speaker_bios_devito.html OVERVIEW: The Sustainability Innovation Forum 2009 will explore the challenges and opportunities relate to creating and funding commercially viable sustainable innovations. This forum will feature leaders in resource efficiency, clean and renewable energy, and sustainable construction and development. Getting Your Money's Worth - Judith West
Vincent DeVito - Energy and Climate Change Attorney, Bowditch & Dewey, LLP Energy Spending in Obama Administration
Energy Spending in the Obama Administration: The Energy Daily
http://www.theenergydaily.com/events/energyspending/ Vincent DeVito, Partner Bowditch & Dewey, LLP One International Place, 44th Floor Boston, MA 02110 Tel: +1 617 757 6518 The Federal Economic Stimulus Bill
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and Renewable Energy The federal economic stimulus bill has been signed into law. Law Firm Goes Green
Law Firm Goes Green Green means money: Pro-environment policies save on expense
By George Barnes TELEGRAM & GAZETTE STAFF In the 1970s, as the modern computer age dawned, saving paper was seen as one of the great pluses. Almost 40 years later, computer owners have discovered, as Kermit the Frog once lamented in song, "It’s not easy bein’ green." Increasing data storage has not yet resulted in the paperless office. Smart Grid
Exxon supports carbon tax
Exxon supports carbon tax US Carbon Market 2009 updates
Happy New Year! OK, we begin the push towards a carbon constrained market in the United States this year. At the state level things are already underway. And, with the next Administration and the Congress we will face "new and improved" versions of a federal carbon cap and trade program. renewable energy tranmission constraints
Wind development and transmission constraints is really an issue that folks need to be focused on during the next session. US DOE vehicle fuel programs will be well protected for years to come and are not the answer to getting renewbale electricty into our regional grid systems. As US Assistant Secretary of Energy for Policy and International Affairs, I found one of the greatest underdeveloped efforts is the pursuit of a modern grid interconnection between the United States and Canada. Obama's Energy Plan
Obama Energy plan:
clean tech business
Renewable energy developers and clean technology entrepreneurs are all very much alive in this financial swirl. The state of play is that government mandates for state-wide renewable portfolio standards, regional carbon reduction schemes, and regulatory incentives and tax credits are still in place despite Wall Street new normal. This is why your business hub should be the one you or your professional counsel is most comfortable operating in in terms of understanding the tenants of the jurisdiction. Carbon Tax Break
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