Philip Killeen

Philip Killeen is an intern at the WorldWatch Institute who is studying international affairs and economics at the American University.

His research has focused on financing mechanisms for climate change mitigation and environment-compatible economic development in South East Asia.

Can rising seas yield common ground with Trump?

February 23, 2017

ByPhilip Killeen

Exploring opportunities for climate collaboration with the Trump administration
- Energy & Climate
Could cheap oil accelerate sustainable energy investment?

March 23, 2016

ByPhilip Killeen

Low fuel prices are evolving from an omen to an opportunity for the renewables energy market.
- Oil & Gas
- Renewable Energy
Jamaica and how renewables are changing island energy economics

November 23, 2015

ByPhilip Killeen

The Caribbean nation is one of several islands experimenting with ways to shift a way from a cycle of economic and logistical dependence on fossil fuels.
Corporate speed dating: Finding financiers for India's smart cities

2015年7月1日

ByPhilip Killeen

Sustainable development is a hot topic in the run-up to COP 21. But how should the private sector engage, especially in a frenetic market like India?
- Cities
- Finance & Investing
How to finance climate-conscious investments in Latin America

March 11, 2015

ByPhilip Killeen

Could the U.N. climate negotiations in Lima, Peru in December be a catalyst for financing more impactful sustainability projects in Latin America?
- Finance & Investing
- Cities