A mandatory Greenhouse Gas regime is likely coming to America sooner than we think and is under active consideration by the Congress this year. Many U.S. companies have gone green in the past two years, and the momentum is now shifting toward Congressional action following state level mandates in the Northeast and California. Utility deals, such as TXU, have a “green screen” driving investment decisions in the utility sector so it is now important to consider the impact of mandatory carbon standards on the energy industry. Moreover, next year U.S. multi-national companies fall under the Kyoto Protocol in 169 countries. The question is, are you ready and do you understand what impact this potential development will have on your corporation?
What will you will learn from this study:
- What Impact Will a U.S. Emissions Trading Scheme Will Have on Utilities?
- What Business Strategy Energy Companies should pursue now.
- What are the Impacts on Their Lines of Business?
- Who’s Prepared and Who’s Not?
- What Will Happen if You Don’t Pay Attention?
- How Will Regional and National Markets Work Together?
- What are the Biggest Market Opportunities?
- Now That Emissions Trading is on the Balance Sheet, How Will the Carbon Balance Sheet Look?
- What’s the Market Size Today and in Five Years?
- Why the Portfolio Approach Offers a Solution?
- How Green Monetization will Help Project Finance?
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