Fairfield & Hays - Investing in the Environment: Global Warming, Global Warning

Oct. 9, 2008 - PRLog -- The conference, available March 21st, 2007 starting at 9:00 am EST and archived thereafter, will include presentations (audio with power point slides) from experts across various “green” sectors such as water, environmental, and renewable energy, looking at trends and opportunities within cleantech as global efforts to combat the risks of global warming and other environmental concerns escalate.

Newly added keynote speakers include Bradly Hays, the Managing Partner of Fairfield & Hays Inc., and Senior Portfolio Manager of the Praetor Global Water Fund LLC; Peter C. Anderson, Chairman & Founder of Global Change Associates and a leading expert in energy, environmental financial markets and clean energy technology; Samuel Jones, President of All Season Financial Advisors, Inc., Registered Investment Advisor; J. Peter Lynch, solar expert and analyst, and Estelle Lloyd, CEO of Venture Business Research, a London-based company that tracks investments by private institutions (VCs, Private equity firms, angel investors etc) in private companies operating in dynamic high growth sectors in North America and Europe.

Recent data from the National Climatic Data Center (NCDC) reveals that 2006 has been recorded as the warmest year on record and indications show that this trend will continue domestically and globally. In fact, the past nine years have all been among the 25 warmest years on record, a streak which the NCDC labels as “unprecedented”.

According to the NCDC report, five of the first seven months of 2006 were drier than average and when these conditions combined with unusually warm temperatures, drought was intensified across much of the United States. The NCDC attributes the burning of fossil fuels and El Nino as contributing factors to the rising temperatures, causing concerns over the potential for increased occurrences of drought and storms.

As the world continues to address issues of global warming to help reduce the impact on today’s and tomorrow’s environment, viable market opportunities have arisen for companies pursuing solutions in this area.

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Fairfield & Hays goal is to identify the point where market demand and technology intersect; and to select the business opportunity with the best vision, product offering and management team capable of achieving market leadership.