ST. AUGUSTINE, FL., USA, April 24, 2017 Today, the latest Green Transition Scoreboard® (GTS) found that, despite Trump’s anti-green policies, private green investments now total more than $8.1 trillion USD ($8,133,456,730,370). Published annually since 2009, the GTS is a global measure of private green investment in five green sectors: 1) …
Green Transition Scoreboard Global Total Now $7.13 Trillion
Ethical Markets focuses on transition management’s top priority: ending externalities Download Full Report St. Augustine, April 22, 2016 – Ethical Markets Media welcomes Earth Day with a stunning new total for its Green Transition Scoreboard® (GTS). As of Q4 2015, the GTS totals $7.13 TRILLION cumulative in non-government investments and …
Green Transition Scoreboard®
ALL ABOUT THE GREEN TRANSITION SCOREBOARD® * Reports and Press Releases * Endorsers * EMM Provides Rigorous Foundation for GTS * Watch the video * GTS In the Press * Overview: Inside The Green Transition by Hazel Henderson Green Transition Scoreboard Global Total Now $7.13 Trillion St. Augustine, April …
Green Transition Scoreboard In the Press
Advisor.ca: Green Investment Tops $3.3 Trillion Ethical Markets Media has released its 2012 Green Transition Scoreboard, the newest report based on their global scoring system used to track private sector investments in green companies and technologies since 2007. Asria: New Report Shows Private Investments In Green Sectors Top $2 Trillion …
The Green Transition: A Personal Note from Hazel Henderson
The global economy is now at a tipping point – emerging from the 300-year fossil-fueled Industrial Era to the cleaner, greener information-rich renewable energy societies which I predicted in my The Politics of the Solar Age in 1981. Although prominently reviewed in the New York Times and based on six …
Reports Supporting GTS
› TEEB report: corporations out of step with consumers on biodiversity loss The presence of 160 delegates at Responsible Investor’s first Sustainable Emerging Markets conference was testimony to high interest amid a backdrop of increasing allocations and recognition amongst investors that sustainability factors are important investment issues in emerging markets. …
Note to Renewable Energy Industry: Stop Whining
The renewable industry is worried about political setbacks. The first step is to shut up and get to work, argues Herman Trabish. For the first half of this year, the conventional wisdom was that 2010 would be the year the U.S. committed itself to a national Renewable Electricity Standard (RES) …
Full background reports and research data for the Green Transition Scoreboard
2010 report
2009 report
Climate Solutions 2 report
“Solar and Nuclear Costs: The Historic Crossover” July 2010, John O. Blackburn, Prof. Emeritus of Economics; former Chancellor, Duke University
Collaborators in compiling the Green Transition Scoreboard updates
Cleantech Climate Prosperity Alliance and Global Urban Development Strategic Sustainable Investments