As a new decade begins, the clean energy industry holds more promise than ever, yet significant policy, education, and market barriers remain. This webinar will look back on major developments in 2019, the outlook for 2020, and explore how CEBN members are playing a role in transforming the U.S. energy economy.
If you had to sell your business tomorrow, what could you get for it? In this special webinar, Beau Butler, ASA-BV, a director of valuation services at Weaver, explains the basics of business valuation. When do you need a valuation? How can you identify potential buyers? You will also learn about the fundamentals of two of the basic approaches to valuation: the income approach and the market approach. In addition, Beau will help you understand discounts for lack of control and marketability and how they are applied to privately held businesses.
Congress is planning action on tax policy this fall—what’s in play? From a long-term extension of the investment tax credit, to reinstatement of the production tax credit, to new or updated incentives for energy storage, electric vehicles, offshore wind, and waste heat to power, a variety of proposals are on the table.
What does the latest research show about how the workforce is changing? How do workers’ priorities vary by generation? And how are these trends impacting benefits? Learn more about your current and future employees’ interests so you can better understand how to attract and retain talent.
The Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs help small businesses partner with federal agencies and research institutions to commercialize promising technologies. Learn how these programs operate and hear about proposed reforms to further improve their impact.
What federal programs exist to support clean energy R&D throughout the business life cycle? Join us June 18 from 12-1 pm for a webinar by Holland & Knight and CEBN providing an in-depth analysis on how early stage, pre-commercial companies and other firms developing renewable energy or other clean technologies can benefit from government resources.
What carbon-based pricing systems currently exist in North America, and how have these programs impacted energy markets, prices, and emissions? Join us for a webinar providing a comprehensive overview of the structure and impacts of U.S. and Canadian carbon markets.
How can small businesses engage in federal rulemaking? Representatives of the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Office of Advocacy will discuss the regulatory process as it applies to small business stakeholders in the energy and clean energy industries.
Produced for the Business Council for Sustainable Energy by Bloomberg New Energy Finance, the 2019 Sustainable Energy in America Factbook provides new industry information and trends for the U.S. energy economy. In its seventh year, the Factbook offers an in-depth look at the energy efficiency, natural gas and renewable energy sectors as well as emerging areas such as battery storage and sustainable transportation. BCSE and CEBN will hold a webinar briefing on the report.
Join us for a webcast of a special two-part event featuring discussions on emerging digital energy trends and the implications of the 2018 Midterm elections.
August 17, 2018 | When you don’t own your roof, walls, or HVAC system, how can you improve energy efficiency or invest in renewables? The Tenant’s Triumph examines this question through the lenses of behavioral techniques and technical steps companies can employ.
March 6, 2018 | The United States Department of Agriculture has a wide variety of funding streams designed to promote economic development across the country. The Farm Bill, which reauthorizes these programs once every five years, expires in September 2018, providing a rare opportunity for businesses to engage Congress to make these programs more effective in supporting clean energy development.
