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ARTICLE · 02 APRIL 2015

Transitions In The Environmental And Clean Energy Commodity Markets

The environmental and clean energy commodity markets (SO2, NOx, CO2, RECs, RINs, etc) are constantly in transition.

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The environmental and clean energy commodity markets (SO2, NOx, CO2, RECs, RINs, etc) are constantly in transition.  For those who make a career out of these markets, we need to be prepared for changes in the market at any time.  These changes are born from regulatory development, financial market fluctuations, new technology developments and many other areas.

Back when we graduated from university (soon after they stopped writing with chisels and stones), the idea of a career that blended business and protecting the environment did not exist.  You either did one or the other.  That began to change with the implementation of the Clean Air Act and the Clean Water Act in the 1970s.  Environmental consulting companies began to emerge to help companies comply with the new regulations.  The environmental market transitioned from being one of just policy development to an industry that someone could make a career out of.  This industry was still populated mostly by

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