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  • Trading On The Future

    Learn how companies are making a business out of of carbon, from emissions technology to trading platforms, how to invest in it and how government and business are shaping a sweeping, new regulatory structure.

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    • Tamminen: California Is At It Again

        State regulators just set energy efficiency standards for new TVs, but the Consumer Electronics Association isn't happy about. It should be. If past is prologue, this new regulation will drive innovation in the form of exciting new technologies that can be adapted for other products.

    • U.S.-China Talks Suggest New Policy Focus For White House

        The recent green agreements have lowered expectations for any global deal at the Copenhagen climate conference next month, but they may also foreshadow a new approach focusing on job creation and technological innovation.

    • Tech Industry Aims to Get Cleaner 

        The IT industry generates as much greenhouse gas as the world’s airlines, leading more companies to try and find a solution.

    • What Business Thinks Of Cop 15

        Nine chief executives and chairmen from around the world have signed up for an exclusive CNBC initiative, "The Carbon Council", aimed at identifying opportunities in clean technology and the larger business of sustainability. 

    • Build It And They Will Invest

        Ahead-of-the-curve retail investors looking to play carbon as a commodity may want to bone up on the facts while they are waiting to for the nascent market to scale up.

    • Tamminen: New Kind Of Car Insurance Down The Road

        California is flirting with car insurance paid at the gas pump, so you’re actually paying based on how much of highway system you use—and how much carbon you pump into the air. Allstate, State Farm and Progressive are considering the idea.

    • Investing in Green? Don’t Buy the Hype

        Can you cash in on climate change? Barely a day passes it seems without a new green fund launch, or another ETF bundling together a collection of stocks in companies that have green credentials.

    • Emerging Markets Pushing Green Agenda 

        Countries like the US and Germany have dominated the renewable-energy market by investing heavily, but some of the emerging markets look likely to take over in the race to clean energy.

    • Key Players Quietly Building Carbon Market Infrastructure

        In addition to the usual specialized brokerage and accounting services any commodity needs, carbon markets also require established standards to ensure credits are reliably similar and registries to track those credits from birth to retirement

    • How Big Is Your Footprint? 

        Companies will soon be fined if they don't have the answer to that question. And that's a good thing for software companies--assuming you use their carbon counting products.

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    CNBC Carbon Council

     

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    • Business Zeroes In On Carbon

        Nine top excecutives from around the word have signed up for an CNBC initiative aimed at identifying opportunities in cardon reduction and other clean techology.

    • CA "More Profitable" After Saving Energy: CEO

        One of the world’s largest IT management software companies, CA is focused on the carbon challenge and how big business is turning a potential regulatory burden into a moneymaking opportunity.

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