Collaborative Economics :: Green Innovation

GREEN INNOVATION • CLEAN TECHNOLOGY

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CALIFORNIA GREEN INNOVATION INDEX (2007)
The California Green Innovation Index highlights progress in both the economy and the environment, demonstrating how California can reduce carbon emissions in ways that create benefits for business and people in terms of jobs, health and quality of life.

NASA CENTERPOINT STUDY (2007)
The University of California at Santa Cruz chartered this study effort to evaluate new approaches to the NASA Research Park. The Centerpoint report focused on transforming the Park into a "green innovation zone," a focal point for regional efforts in clean technology.

CREP CLEAN TECH (2007)
For the California Economic Strategy Panel, Collaborative Economics is assessing the dimensions of the clean technology industry in California - and implications for workforce and economic development.

RENEWABLE ENERGY: Strategic Opportunities for the Great Valley Center (2003)
This report explores the potential of renewable energy as an economic development opportunity for California’s Central Valley. Through research and engagement the project assessed the opportunity to develop a concentration of renewable energy users, producers and companies in the region.

	CALIFORNIA GREEN INNOVATION INDEX (2007) The California Green Innovation Index highlights progress in both the economy and the environment, demonstrating how California can reduce carbon emissions in ways that create benefits for business and people in terms of jobs, health and quality of life.
	NASA CENTERPOINT STUDY (2007) The University of California at Santa Cruz chartered this study effort to evaluate new approaches to the NASA Research Park. The Centerpoint report focused on transforming the Park into a "green innovation zone," a focal point for regional efforts in clean technology.
	CREP CLEAN TECH (2007) For the California Economic Strategy Panel, Collaborative Economics is assessing the dimensions of the clean technology industry in California - and implications for workforce and economic development.
	RENEWABLE ENERGY: Strategic Opportunities for the Great Valley Center (2003) This report explores the potential of renewable energy as an economic development opportunity for California’s Central Valley. Through research and engagement the project assessed the opportunity to develop a concentration of renewable energy users, producers and companies in the region.