EBJ's Clean Energy & Climate Change issue investigates the current state of solar, wind, fuel cell, emission trading and other energy markets and their future in the context of shortages, changing markets and climate change policy. Year 2000 market data is presented with interviews of over 30 industry leaders and experts. * This issue $75 for subscribers, $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 - Renewable energy & climate change overview: EBJ examines business trends in energy  security and clean energy, and presents data on U.S. and global market size in  seven renewable energy segments (systems and power generation) and rankings of key  market drivers (pp1-3) - Transportation technology and fuel cells offer promise as Ballard, HPower,  Millennium Cell, FuelCell Energy and others vie for a piece of what could soon be a  $1 billion business (pp4-8) - Wind power and solar energy are in the midst of a growth surge that looks more  sustainable this time around; experts and companies discuss market improvements and  growth areas (pp9-15) - Texaco takes climate change seriously with a management strategy; and sees a  business opportunity with investments in clean coal, fuel cells, hydrogen and  batteries (pp15-16) - Emissions trading is coming of age as leading emitters and brokers are making  markets in CO2 equivalents (pp16-20) - Analysts at CIBC World Markets and Clean Edge see varying pictures of market  opportunities in distributed power and clean energy (pp21-23) - Climate change policy and the Clean Development Mechanism have the potential to  change markets (pp24-25) - Consulting & engineering firms ICF Consulting and Harris Group expand climate  change practice areas (pp26-27) - EBJ Stock Reporter reviews 2001 EBJ Index performance and expanded energy segment,  profiling AstroPower, Beacon Power, Capstone Turbine, Evergreen Solar, HPower, Plug  Power and Proton Energy Systems (pp28-31) Companies featured include: Active Power CQuest Ltd Harrison Mining Corp Patagonia Air Products and Chemicals Dais Harvest Energy Technologies Petro Source Carbon Co American Wind Energy Assn DCH Technologies Honeywell Plug Power AstroPower Enercon Humboldt State University Proton Energy Systems Ball Aerospace Energy Conversion Devices Hydrogenics Renewable Energy Systems Ballard Power Systems Enron ICF Consulting Rohm and Haas Beacon Power Enron Wind Corp IGF Insurance Schott Applied Power Bergey Windpower Environment Northeast Innovest Strategic Value Advisors  Seawest Bonneville Power Admin. Env'l Defense Fund Interface Shell Hydrogen Bonus Env'l Resources Trust Kinder Morgan Solar Energy Industries Assn BP European Wind Energy Assn KPMG Solar Energy Reseach & Education Fdn BTM Consult Evergreen Solar Inc Masada Resource Group Stella Group Ltd Business Communications Co  ExxonMobil Millennium Cell LLC Texaco Calpine FPL Energy Morgan Stanley Dean Witter The IT Group Cantor Fitzgerald FuelCell Energy Natsource Toyota Capstone Turbine Gamesa Navitas TXU Cargill Dow Polymers General Electric NEG Micon U.S. Borax CIBC World Markets General Motors Nesbitt Burns U.S. Fuel Cell Council Clean Edge Greenhouse Emission Mgt Consortium  Nordex Vestas CM Equity Partners L.P. H Power Corp. Norseman Engineering Ltd WestStart CO2e.com Harris Group ONSI Corp XCELLSiS       Zilkha Renewable Energy * This issue $75 for subscribers, $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. $100.00 [Home] [EBJ] [Reports] [Data] [Info by Segments] [Surveys] [Links] Copyright © ZweigWhite Information Services One Apple Hill Drive, Suite 2, Natick, MA 01760 USA Phone: 1-800-466-6275 | Fax: 1-800-842-1560 | Web Site: www.environmentalbusinessjournal.com | Email EBJ All rights reserved. This website, or any part, may not be duplicated, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form without prior written permission of the publisher. Unauthorized use of this information is illegal. Disclaimer: Although ZweigWhite has made every effort to be accurate errors may appear and are unintentional.