Energy & Sustainability

In this month’s Energy & Sustainability Connections newsletter, we are excited to feature Rhombus Energy Solutions, a leader in power electronics. With the mission of replacing internal combustion vehicles with electric vehicles, Rhombus Energy Solutions develops and manufactures next-generation electric vehicle charging infrastructure, high-efficiency power conversion systems, and energy management system (EMS) software.

Read the latest round of M&A activity in the energy and sustainability space.

Read about key regulatory and other developments, including board diversity and other ESG matters, which public companies need to consider as they prepare for their fiscal year-end SEC filings and 2022 annual shareholder meetings.

Our newsletter discusses the energy and sustainability implications of President Biden’s infrastructure law, energy pioneer Osmoses, recent M&A activity in the industry, policy updates from DC, and upcoming industry events.

Don’t miss this month’s exciting virtual events, including the C3E’s Women in Clean Energy webinar series: Maximizing Your Impact in the Clean Energy Transition, which highlights the outstanding work of clean energy professionals and brings in experts to discuss clean energy opportunities.

Read about the latest round of M&A activity in the energy and sustainability space.

On November 15th, President Biden signed the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act into law. The historic infrastructure plan includes the single largest investment to address climate change in U.S. history. The Law allocates billions of dollars to priority areas, including significant funding for the development of carbon capture infrastructure, alternative energy sources and technologies (including, without limitation, solar, geothermal, clean hydrogen, advanced nuclear, hydroelectric power and battery technologies), grid infrastructure, and electric vehicle infrastructure.

On December 30, 2021, the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities issued an order doubling the Solar Massachusetts Renewable Target (SMART) program. The order extends the declining block incentive program from 1,600 to 3,200 MW of solar capacity – a move expected to create capacity for new projects and release a bottleneck of stagnant projects.

This month, we are thrilled to feature Gradiant, a leading global end-to-end cleantech water treatment solutions provider and project developer that is dedicated to making a positive impact on the environment, society, and economy. Read here.

Read the latest round of M&A activity in the energy and sustainability space.

Our newsletter discusses new developments at Gradiant, ESG in mergers and acquisitions, recent M&A activity, policy updates from DC, and upcoming industry events.

Don’t miss this month’s exciting virtual events, including the SEIA’s 30x30 Policy Forum, featuring policymakers and industry leaders who discussing federal policy issues impacting the solar and energy storage industries

This month, we are featuring Marubeni Corporation. Marubeni is a Japanese trading and investment company that uses its broad business networks, both within Japan and overseas, to conduct importing and exporting (including third country trading). Read here.

Read about Governor Baker’s recent proposal to incentivize offshore wind development in Massachusetts. Read here.

Read about the latest round of M&A activity in the energy and sustainability space. Read here.

Our newsletter discusses Marubeni Corp., M&A activity, policy updates from DC, offshore wind develoments in Massachusetts, company boards and vaccine mandates, ESG factors in investing, and more.