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Copenhagen Climate Change Summit
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Climate Summit Accord Is a Step Toward Progress
An evening deal struck in Copenhagen has displeased some, but negotiators say world leaders have set forth a solid base for future global actions -
Climate Deal Hinges on CO2 Verification
Hillary Clinton said the U.S. will participate in a $100 billion annual aid fund to pay developing countries for carbon reduction—but only with transparency -
Copenhagen Agreement May Fall Short
Leaders are trying to hammer out a last-minute deal, but any agreement on greenhouse gas emissions is likely to miss targets set by scientists -
Copenhagen: Business Wants Clarity
What business leaders want most is clear carbon emission rules. Midway through the U.N.'s Climate Change summit, that looks unlikely -
Slide Show: Who's Who in Copenhagen
Meet 14 of the green power brokers attending the Copenhagen Global Climate Change Summit in December 2009 -
China's Surprising Clout in Cleantech
U.S. energy players are looking to the mainland for help -
Can China Go Green?
Beijing has big plans to curb pollution and start a cleantech industry. But the global recession and looming trade frictions will test its resolve -
Obama's Smart-Grid Game Plan
The $3.4 billion injected Oct. 27 is a small down payment on the cost of equipping the U.S. electrical system with smart meters, batteries, and sensors -
Slide Show: The Old World's New Energy
With cutting-edge technology, European companies are becoming world leaders in the fight against climate change -
Forestry's Growing Role in Carbon Finance
One of the bright spots at the Copenhagen climate change summit could be the establishment of a scheme to protect forests and their carbon-absorbing capacity -
Why Copenhagen Will Be Good for Business
A deal at the climate conference would tip the balance toward renewables, and offer huge opportunities for companies ranging from Alstom to IBM -
Copenhagen Summit: What Business Expects
The global climate change meeting starts on Dec. 7, and prospects for a firm deal are slim. But companies aren't waiting to invest in going green -
Asia Can Help Lead Climate-Change Fight
The region's scientists and researchers have the expertise to help the world eliminate our reliance on fossil fuels in 20 years -
European Business Balks at 30% Carbon Cut
A group of Europe's largest commpanies urged leaders not to agree to stiffer carbon emission targets unless the U.S. and other countries also raise their goals -
China: Climate Change or Hot Air?
The mainland earns billions in carbon-offset sales. But by taking credit for projects that would have been built anyway, it may not be playing by the rules -
A Breakthrough for Hydrogen Storage?
Technology from the Soviet space program adapted by Israeli and German scientists may offer a safe way to deliver the volatile gas to power laptops and cars -
Why Copenhagen Still Matters
The climate talks won't seal a binding global deal, but a lot can still go right in Denmark -
Carbon Curbs: It's Business vs. Business
As some powerful corporate groups fight a U.S. climate bill, others are leading a counterattack -
The Next Energy Innovators
BusinessWeek and GreenBiz.com have assembled a list of 25 intriguing energy startups, including young companies that tap geothermal heat, turn waste into biodiesel, and more
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