President Obama Highlights Goldman Sachs’ Commitment to Renewable Energy

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"President Obama Highlights Goldman Sachs’ Commitment to Renewable Energy"

"NEW YORK, NY - 09 May 2014 -&nbsp;&nbsp;Today,&nbsp;President Obama announced a number of public and private sector initiatives to support the deployment of solar power in the United States.&nbsp;As part of&nbsp;Goldman Sachs'&nbsp;existing commitment to finance and co-invest $40 billion&nbsp;over the next decade towards clean technology and renewables,&nbsp;the firm&nbsp;will target $10 billion for distributed generation renewables including solar in the US.\r\nFor more information,&nbsp;<a href=\"http://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2014/05/09/fact-sheet-president-obama-announces-commitments-and-executive-actions-a\" target=\"_blank\">read&nbsp;the White House fact sheet</a>.\r\n"

NEW YORK, NY - 09 May 2014 -&nbsp;&nbsp;Today,&nbsp;President Obama announced a number of public and private sector initiatives to support the deployment of solar power in the United States.&nbsp;As part of&nbsp;Goldman Sachs'&nbsp;existing commitment to finance and co-invest $40 billion&nbsp;over the next decade towards clean technology and renewables,&nbsp;the firm&nbsp;will target $10 billion for distributed generation renewables including solar in the US.
For more information,&nbsp;<a href="http://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2014/05/09/fact-sheet-president-obama-announces-commitments-and-executive-actions-a" target="_blank">read&nbsp;the White House fact sheet</a>.

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