There is recently a lot of hype on the importance of creating a low carbon economy. One of the 'bright spots' is through the development of climate change bonds. Has anyone come across substantial papers evaluating the performance of these bonds?
The energy performance (DPE) is part of the energy policy defined at European level to reduce the energy consumption of buildings, representing over 40% of domestic consumption and reduce emissions greenhouse gas emissions, the building sector is responsible for nearly 25% of French emissions.
Diagnosis of energy performance is only informative: the purchaser or tenant can not rely on the information contained in this diagnosis against the seller or lessor owner.
It aims to encourage the owner to improve the energy performance of the building, but it does not entail an obligation to work.
Also estimated by the diagnostician consumption is not a contractual guarantee. Indeed, the DPE said, according to the case, or the amount of energy actually consumed in previous years (on the basis of invoices) or the estimated energy consumption for a standardized use of the building or dwelling. The actual fuel consumption may differ, for example due to changes in climatic conditions or a different use of the standardized use.
Permanent work - good. Be a shareholder - not bad. Be a shareholder and work in the joint-stock company - excellent (probably). Be an employee in the business and have a turnover in this business your money -! Will have an interest and motivation to raise the business. Sincerely Khabibulla Bismildin [email protected]
Stanford Uni has recently purged coal off its investment portfolio. How do you feel about this move?
http://www.treehugger.com/corporate-responsibility/why-npr-gets-it-dead-wrong-stanford-divestment.html
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