Corporations enjoy most of the rights and responsibilities that individuals possess: they can enter contracts, loan and borrow money, sue and be sued, hire employees, own assets, and pay taxes. Scott completed MBA internships at the Overseas Private InvestmentĪ corporation is a legal entity that is separate and distinct from its owners. He is also conducting independent research into South American solar-investment opportunities. Source: Green Bank Network and analyzing how its model could be applied to national-level infrastructure banks. Although there is diversity in the scope and structure of green banks, they are often capitalized by public funds and have a regional jurisdiction. Scott is currently helping write a case study about the success of the ConnecticutĪ finance authority that uses innovative financing tecniques to help achieve clean energy and efficiency policy objectives by crowding in private investment. He also completed the Brady-Johnson Program in Grand Strategy, a one-year seminar that evaluates the creation and execution of long-term national-security policy. At Yale, Scott has participated in numerous renewable-energy-focused case competitions, advised a Brazilian education start-up on its market expansion plan, and received honors or high honors in eleven courses. He is passionate about energy diversification and economic security - as well as market-driven solutions to environmental and social problems. Scott is currently completing the final semester of his MBA at the Yale School of Management. Series: Searching for a New Deal on Climate?.Series: Building Blocks of Community Microgrids.Series: CBEYond the Moment - Climate-Smart Investment for the Challenges Ahead.Series: Financing and Deploying Clean Energy Policy Memos.SERIES: Renewable Energy and Tax Equity, Explained.Series: Explaining the Energy Evolution.
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