Cash for Carbon: Realizing Opportunities in the Built Environment

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Cash for Carbon: Realizing Opportunities in the Built Environment. Mark van Soestbergen ICBE. 14 th UF PIEC February 29, 2008. Opportunity space. Total value transition by 2025: ~ 20B. Support Elements Baselines Project Registry Verification Agents Securitization.

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Cash for Carbon:Realizing Opportunities in the Built Environment Mark van Soestbergen ICBE 14th UF PIEC February 29, 2008

Opportunity space Total value transition by 2025: ~ 20B
Support Elements Baselines Project Registry Verification AgentsSecuritization

Buildings as an extension of the grid
Nice meeting all of you! • this presentation can be downloaded from: • www.icbe.com/about/uf/lectures/index.htm • Mark van Soestbergenmark@icbe.com • 352 367 1144 tel • 352 335 9140 fax • Toward Climate Stability™

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