SUBSCRIBE TO ENVIRONMENTAL BUSINESS JOURNAL Published July 2004 Many large businesses and industrial nations are actively involved in reducing GHG emissions. Investors are becoming more aware of the consequences of ignoring the issue, and increasingly interested in clean technologies. Yet the absence of regulations is still holding some companies back, as is the high cost of integrating GHG-reduction measures. How are environmental businesses benefiting from this situation? This issue reveals the opportunities emerging from climate change-related activities including GHG emission control, carbon trading, renewable energy, and energy efficiency. * This issue is $75 for subscribers and $100 for non-subscribers. If you are a subscriber and would like to purchase this issue please call EBI. * This is NOT a downloadable item. You will receive a copy by mail in five to seven business days. TABLE OF CONTENTS Climate Change Overview: While national policy is slow to evolve and the Kyoto agreement still hangs in the balance, initiatives to drive a industry reaction to climate change emerge from investor watchdogs, emissions traders, consultants and clean energy providers 1-3 Features: Advocating adaptation strategies (3-4), the power industry takes the most initiative in climate change response (4-6), McCain-Lieberman bill debated by economists (7-9), some movement in the carbon emissions trading business (10-11) 3-11 Consultants Profiles: ICF, Environ and SAIC all evolve focused practice groups 12-15 Clean Energy: A review of renewable energy sectors followed by profiles of WindLogics, Kyocera and prospects for fuel cell vehicles 16-23 New Companies: $60 million in venture money for an environmental technology firm? Powerspan chases CO2 removal and National Grid works the efficiency angle 23-25 Q&A: Nick Parker of Cleantech Venture Network assesses investor activity and interest in a broadening clean technology field 26-27 COMPANIES FEATURED IN THIS ISSUE AAVIN Venture Capitol Evergreen Solar NGEN Partners LLC Altira Group LLC FirstEnergy Corp. Pennsylvania State University American Bioenergy Association FPL Group Pew Center on Global Climate Change American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy    FuelCell Energy Plug Power American Electric Power Corp. GE Solar Powerspan American Wind Energy Association GE Wind Energy Prism Engineering Aquilex Services Corp. General Electric Reliant Resources Inc. Areva T&D General Motors Resources for the Future AstroPower Geothermal Energy Association Rise Engineering Ballard Power Systems Honda Rockport BASF Honeywell RWE Schott Beacon Group, The The Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Investor Sanyo Boeing ICF Consulting Science Applications International Corp. BP ILA + Zammit Engineering Group Sharp Braemer Independent Energy Solutions Shell British Wind Energy Association Innovest Strategic Value Advisors Shell Global Solutions International Calpine Corp. Institute for Market Transformation Software Solutions & Environmental Services Co. Calvert World Values International Equity Fund Intel Solar Energy Industries Association Cape Wind Associates Iogen Corp. Spire Corp. Carbon Disclosure Project Japan Bank for International Cooperation   Standard Bank London Ltd. Carbon-Ventures Japan Gas Association Stratus Consulting Charles River Associates Japanese Development Bank Suncor Cleantech Venture Network Kleiner Perkins Tech Central Science Foundation CO2e.com Konarka TechCentralStation.com Conservation Services Group Kyocera Technology Partners DaimlerChrysler Medis Technologies Toyota DuPont MIT Joint Program on the Science   U.S. Fuel Cell Council Eastman   and Policy of Global Change    UTC Fuel Cells EcoSecurities Group Ltd. Mitsubishi WindLogics Inc. Edison Electric Institute National Grid Transco World Business Council for Sustainable Development Enel National Grid USA World Resources Institute EnerNex Corp. National Hydropower Association Xcel Energy ENVIRON International Corp. Natsource LLC Zero Stage Capital Environmental Defense Needham & Co.   European Wind Energy Association New Mexico State University     NexGen Energy LLC   * This issue is $75 for subscribers and $100 for non-subscribers. If you are a subscriber and would like to purchase this issue please call EBI. * This is NOT a downloadable item. You will receive a copy by mail in five to seven business days. 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