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Investors Identify Good Risk-Adjusted Returns in Climate Change Investment Opportunities around the world

By Sharath Bhaskar on December 13, 2009 2 Comments Climate Change, Copenhagen climate change conference, Deutsche Bank, environment, global warming, greenhouse gas emissions, kyoto protocol

The Deutsche Bank’s Asset Management Division (DeAM) recently released a scientifically researched report which gives investors an analysis of climate change policies and shows risk factor to 109 countries, states and regions on key government mandates and supporting policy frameworks. This report provides DB’s investors a reference for policies that are being discussed at upcoming “Climate Change Summit” in Copenhagen (Denmark).

Whirlpool Plans Smart Appliances by 2015

By Chris de Morsella on May 9, 2009 1 Comment appliance industry, Bracken Darrell, Copenhagen climate change conference, electronically controlled appliances, energy conservation, energy efficiency, home appliances, NGOs, open global standard, peak demand reduction, policymakers, smart appliances, smart grid, technology companies, utility industry, Whirlpool, Whirlpool Europe

In a sign that the Smart Grid is beginning to gain critical traction and momentum in the wider economy Whirlpool, the world’s leading manufacturer and marketer of major home appliances has announced that it plans to have all of its electronically controlled appliances be Smart Grid compatible by 2015.