Director Mark Laabs is quoted in the Financial Times in an article on companies devoted to "making profits for a cleaner cause".  Climate Bridge has always operated on the basis that it can succeed in "doing well by doing good". The FT writes:

Climate Bridge Ltd is mentioned by the "undercover economist", Tim Harford, in a BBC Radio 4 Analysis programme on low-carbon innovation.

Paul Berdugo has joined Climate Bridge's London office as Head of Business Development.  Paul will be engaged in structuring and closing VER and CER transactions with Climate Bridge's customers around the world.

Prior to joining Climate Bridge, Paul was a founder of Angel Trains International, a subsidiary of the Royal Bank of Scotland Group. This venture grew to become the leading specialist investor in the European rail industry, with over €2 billion of assets under management, and was sold to a consortium of infrastructure funds in 2008.