Climate Change: Current Policy Landscape and Implications for U.S. Industry
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Presentation by Environmental Defense Funds' Tom Olson at 2009 MEP National Conference
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Climate Change: Current Policy Landscape and Implications for U.S. Industry
- 1. April 20 th , 3:30-5:00 2009 MEP National Conference Climate Change: Current Policy Landscape and Implications for U.S. Industry Speakers: Tom Olson, Environmental Defense Fund Bob Baugh, AFL-CIO Industrial Union Department
- 3. Why we need to act on climate change…..a very short course Climate Change 101
- 6. Emissions this decade have been worse than the “worst case” imagined in 2000
- 17. “ We just make screws and bolts – tower bolts, nacelle bolts, blade bolts – not nuts or anything else. But we think of ourselves as the Cadillac of bolts.” -- Dan Alvarez, product manager, Cardinal Fasteners
- 18. 250 Climate Solutions: New Economy + Old Economy
- 20. Project author : Duke University Center on Globalization, Governance & Competitiveness Value chains for 7 climate solutions … LED Lighting Concentrated (Thermal) Solar Auxiliary Power Units Management of hog waste High Performance Windows Waste heat recovery (new) Electric hot water heat pumps (new)
- 21. It’s just a window.
- 22. Raw Materials Components Finished Products Retailers & Wholesalers
- 23. Silica Nickel Chromium Polystyrene Foam Argon Aluminum Fiberglass Vinyl Lumber Krypton Titanium Dioxide Silver Raw Materials
- 24. 7 Major Components: Low-e Coatings Flat Glass Spacers Gas Fills Backer Rods Flanges Frames Components
- 25. Anderson Jeld-Wen Masonite Int. Pella Atrium Fortune Brands Marvin MI Windows Milgard Ply Gem Weather Shield Finished Products
- 26. Lowe’s Home Depot 84 Lumber Stock Building Supply Renewal by Anderson Detroit Door Jefferson Door Bee Window Matthew’s Pacific Mutual Retailers & Wholesalers
- 27. It’s not just a window.
- 28. Map 1: Top U.S. Component and Window Manufacturers Source: Swanson, John G. (2008, February 1). Top Manufacturers of 2008: It's Been a Tough Year. Windows & Doors .
- 29. 311 U.S. LED Supplier Firms, 2008 SOURCE: CGGC, based on LEDs Magazine, LED Suppliers Directory 2008
- 31. Cree, Inc. Employees, 2002-2008 Source: CGGC, based on Cree, Inc. 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, & 2007, 2008 Annual Reports Environmental Defense Fund, Roberts, 2009
- 32. Less Carbon = More Jobs Environmental Defense Fund, Roberts, 2009
- 33. Environmental Defense Fund, Roberts, 2009
- 34. Environmental Defense Fund, Roberts, 2009
- 36. www.LessCarbonMoreJobs.org Environmental Defense Fund, Roberts, 2009
- 39. Old Economy Skilled labor Key components Raw Materials Low Carbon Economy New Economy Sustainable Technologies Renewable Energy Energy Efficiency + =
- 40. 2002 2006 2003 2004 2005 2007 25 20 15 10 5 0 30 35 Millions Invested (Bars) Number of Companies (Line) Source: Cleantech Group RPS Passed AB32 Introduced AB32 Passed Post AB32: 98% CAGR (05-07) Pre-AB32: 20% CAGR (02-04) Green Investment in California
- 41. 2002 2006 2003 2004 2005 2007 10 8 6 4 2 0 12 14 Millions Invested (Bars) Number of Companies (Line) Source: Cleantech Group Green Investment in Ohio Numbers are 10x smaller than California chart