United States:
White House Launches Clean Energy Investment Initiative
27 February 2015
Troutman Pepper Hamilton Sanders
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Earlier this month, the White House announced a Clean Energy
Investment Initiative in an effort to spur $2 billion in private
sector investments aimed at addressing climate change and
reductions in carbon pollution. The Department of Energy will
look for ways to partner with private investors to pursue clean
energy solutions. Read more about it here.
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