May 20 2009 | 12:04pm ET
With the White House and a Democratic Congress on board, the U.S. is likely to adopt a carbon emissions reduction policy this year. That probability is creating enormous interest in the future of carbon trading, and investing in it.
CleanTech Brief’s Jonathan Shazar recently spoke with Gregory Arnold, managing partner of San Diego-based CE2 Capital Partners, about carbon cap-and-trade programs, the current legislative and regulatory environment, and the future of carbon investing.

Feb 9 2012 | 6:46am ET
David Baran is co-founder of Tokyo and Singapore-based Symphony Financial Partners...

Feb 2 2012 | 2:37am ET
Claren Road Asset Management co-founder Sean Fahey isn't doing much to endear...

Feb 2 2012 | 6:15am ET
On January 31, the SEC held an all-day conference to deliver a clear message: CEOs...
Jan 23 2012 | 11:26am ET
South Florida’s version of Occupy Wall Street—Occupy Palm Beach Country—is staging what I’ve been told is a less-than-impressive protest outside the GAIM conference site. Read more…