At the US SIF conference in DC earlier this month, I picked up a copy of The Resilient Investor, by Hal Brill, Michael Kramer and Christopher Peck. The book revolves around two central concepts – resiliency and a broader view of what it means to “invest.”
Read MoreWhenever discussing the advantages of solar energy, resiliency must be a part of the conversation. With climate change causing an increase in both the frequency and intensity of devastating weather events around the world, decentralized solar appears to be an absolute necessity.
Read MoreWhen you visit Greentown Labs, you are immediately struck by the talented community of entrepreneurs developing advanced clean technologies in the global fight against climate change.
Read MoreI recently attended the Yale Impact Investing conference. The roster of conference speakers read like a “Who’s Who’s” of Impact Investing, including long-time leaders and field builders like Debra Schwartz of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation…
Read MoreThe U.S. potential for commercial solar is over 375,000 MW on rooftops alone. This represents a $500 billion investment opportunity with the potential to generate 15% of the nation’s electricity – and much more when you include parking lots and underutilized land adjacent to buildings.
Read MoreNon-correlated assets can be useful tool in a time of market volatility. Simply put, a non-correlated asset is one that is not tied to the swings of the stock market; it can provide a consistent income stream whether the market goes up or down.
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