Climate Change Capital - Revision history

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2010-07-06T12:17:05Z

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Miriam Rose at 18:12, 22 January 2010

2010-01-22T18:12:18Z

Miriam Rose: New page: {{Template:Climate badge}} Climate Change Capital is an investment and advisory firm dealing in carbon markets through asset management of projects which can generate carbon credits, and a...

2010-01-22T18:08:55Z

New page: {{Template:Climate badge}} Climate Change Capital is an investment and advisory firm dealing in carbon markets through asset management of projects which can generate carbon credits, and a...

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Climate Change Capital is an investment and advisory firm dealing in carbon markets through asset management of projects which can generate carbon credits, and advice to energy intensive industry, financial institutions, clean technology companies and governments.It aims 'to provide attractive returns to investors, demonstrating the financial opportunity associated with the low carbon economy' and manages over US $1.5 billion in assets.

In particular the company has helped deploy funds for:

*'Financing renewable energy projects and retrofitting commercial property in the UK
*Capturing coal mine methane in China
*Investing in clean technology businesses in Europe
*Investing in waste-to-energy projects in China and Hungary' <ref>Climate Change Capital [http://www.climatechangecapital.com/about-us/company-overview.aspx About Us] Accessed 22/01/10</ref>

=='Creating Wealth Worth Having (Registered)'==

CCC claim to be motivated by;

:'an ambition to channel significant amounts of capital into the solutions to climate change while shaping the investment and policy environments to the public good.'

To this end they have registered the above line as their own, and even commissioned artist [[Alex Echo]] to make a huge mural representing their altruistic mindset for their headquarters. The website even quotes singer Nick Cave's line that "in the end it is beauty that is going to save the world", projecting themselves as climate-heros with a high moral stance, rather than merely a profit making business. <ref>Climate Change Capital [http://www.climatechangecapital.com/about-us/creating-wealth-worth-having%C2%AE.aspx Creating Wealth Worth Having] Accessed 22/01/10</ref>

In another interview CCC's [[James Cameron]] speaks philosophically (and convincingly) about the consciousness shift needed to solve climate change issues, which he says go beyond the material issues and into our deeper relationship with nature. He goes on to talk about the deep changes needed to political and economic systems in order to deal with the issues of climate, including more of a long term mentality, and accompanying longer term appointments in business and government.<ref>You Tube [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GT2ciQy9--c Conversations with Green Gurus - James Cameron] Accessed 22/01/10</ref>

==History==

==Affiliations==

==Liberal Climate Strategy==

CCC's reaction to the December 09 pre budget report shows their lack of serious green credentials, despite their well-polished climate-hero image. [[Ben Caldecott]], head of UK and EU climate change and energy policy, welcomes Alistair Darling's announcement that the government will fund four [[Carbon Capture and Storage]] (CCS) demonstration plants saying;

:This sends another positive signal to those taking part in the climate change negotiations in Copenhagen. But in order to generate real commercial interest, it is crucial that the Government deploys this new money quickly and that the deployment of four CCS plants isn't beset by the problems that have affected the current UK CCS competition.<ref>BusinessGreen.com, 09 Dec 2009
[http://www.businessgreen.com/business-green/analysis/2254756/pbr-green-business-reaction 'Pre-Budget Report: green business reaction'] Accessed 22/01/10</ref>

==People==

===Board of Directors===

*[[Shaun Mays]] Chief Executive Officer
*[[James Cameron]] Vice Chairman and founder (also Chairman of the [[Carbon Disclosure Project]], Chairman of [[China Dialogue]], a Board Member of the [[Worldwatch Institute]], a treasurer of [[REEEP]], a member of Oxfam's development board and a Senior Advisor to The [[Climate Group]]. He is a member of the board of GE Ecomagination, a member of the [[Copenhagen Climate Council]], a member of the development board of the [[Smith School]] and a member of the [[World Economic Forum's Climate Council]].
*[[Mark Macleod]] Chief Financial Officer
*[[Vivienne Cox]] Chairman of the Board, Non-Executive Director
*[[Peter Wheeler]] Non-Executive Director
*[[Ronald Latenstein van Voorst]] Investor Director
*[[Raymond Abbott]] Investor Director <ref>Climate Change Capital [http://www.climatechangecapital.com/people/board-of-directors.aspx Board of Directors] Accessed 22/01/10</ref>

===Senior Managers===

*[[Mark Bell]] Head of Carbon Finance
*[[Mark Ellis]] Head of Human Resources
*[[Simon Robert-Tissot]] General Counsel
*[[Alex Betts]] Partner, Clean Tech Private Equity Fund
*[[Michael Bradley]] Managing Director, MJ Bradley & Associates
*[[Bruno Derungs]] Partner, Clean Tech Private Equity Fund
*[[Simon Drury]] Partner, Clean Tech Private Equity Fund
*[[Rupert Edwards]] Head of Research and Market Analysis
*[[Laurence Fumagalli]] Managing Director, Carbon Finance
*[[Esme Lowe]] Managing Director, Climate Change Capital Property Team
*[[Yuebing Lu]] Managing Director, China
*[[Tim Mockett]] Managing Director, Climate Change Capital Property Team
*[[Andrew Pearson]] Managing Director and Head of Fund Operations
*[[Steve Read]] Managing Director, Ventus Funds
*[[Nigel Scott]] Managing Director, Head of Portfolio Management, Carbon Finance
*[[Ian Temperton]] Managing Director, Advisory <ref>Climate Change Capital [http://www.climatechangecapital.com/people/senior-management.aspx Senior Managers] Accessed 22/01/10</ref>
==Funding==

==Clients==

==Publications==

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-Climate Change Capital is an investment and advisory firm dealing in carbon markets through asset management of projects which can generate carbon credits, and advice to energy intensive industry, financial institutions, clean technology companies and governments.It aims 'to provide attractive returns to investors, demonstrating the financial opportunity associated with the low carbon economy' and manages over US $1.5 billion in assets.
+Climate Change Capital is an investment and advisory firm with offices in London, Washington, Beijing and Madrid. It deals in carbon markets through asset management of projects which can generate carbon credits, and advice to energy intensive industry, financial institutions, clean technology companies and governments. It aims 'to provide attractive returns to investors, demonstrating the financial opportunity associated with the low carbon economy' and manages over US $1.5 billion in assets.
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 In another interview CCC's [[James Cameron]] speaks philosophically (and convincingly) about the consciousness shift needed to solve climate change issues, which he says go beyond the material issues and into our deeper relationship with nature. He goes on to talk about the deep changes needed to political and economic systems in order to deal with the issues of climate, including more of a long term mentality, and accompanying longer term appointments in business and government.<ref>You Tube [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GT2ciQy9--c Conversations with Green Gurus - James Cameron] Accessed 22/01/10</ref>
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+Climate Change Capital's headquarters are in London, overlooking City Hall where they have over 80 staff.
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+More London Riverside
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+They also have offices in Washington, Beijing and Madrid.
 ==Resources==