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Our understanding of energy exists in clearly defined terms: a gallon of gas, a liter of water, a quart of milk. Amps, kilowatts and megawatts rarely mean anything to us in our daily lives…until recently.

Keeping pace with rapid-change created by investments in a low-carbon economy is a significant challenge facing both traditional and new business models. Throughout this dramatic transition, nimble companies anticipate and prepare for complex policy, partnerships, programs and technologies that will have a direct impact on the organization's future viability.

A complete break down in our economic system extends a powerful opportunity to responsibly reshape a new economic era. An era where our markets work in concert not with consumer demand, but within the footprint of our demands.