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Bloom Energy, Heliogen Partner On Low-Cost Green Hydrogen

July 23, 2021August 5, 2021 by Harun Asad

Bloom Energy and Heliogen have announced plans to produce green hydrogen using only concentrated solar power and water, further accelerating progress toward a zero-carbon future. The companies’ first integrated solution is expected to be operational by the end of 2021. Green hydrogen is one of the top ten technologies shaping ... Read more »

Investors to Biz: You Say You Support Climate Goals, but Your Lobbying Begs to Differ

September 16, 2019October 11, 2019 by Jennifer Hermes

Two hundred investors with a combined $6.5 trillion in assets under management are calling on 47 of the largest US publicly traded corporations to align their climate lobbying with the goals of the Paris Agreement. In a letter sent to each of the companies, the investors warn that lobbying activities ... Read more »

Trump Administration Wants to Repeal – Not Replace – Clean Power Plan

October 9, 2017March 14, 2018 by Ken Silverstein

The Trump administration now says that it wants to repeal the Obama administration's prized environmental policy: the Clean Power Plan, which mandates 32% cuts in CO2 emissions by 2030.

Candy Maker Mars is the Latest American Company to take Bite Out of Emissions

September 7, 2017October 31, 2017 by Ken Silverstein

In an effort to appeal to its customers and to help maintain the objectives of the Paris climate accord, candy company Mars Inc. says that it will enforce its own greenhouse gas emissions goals across its supply chain.

State Attorney Generals Attack Trump’s EPA Over Clean Power Plan Advice

September 5, 2017March 14, 2018 by Ken Silverstein

Some state attorney generals are taking issue with the legal advice that EPA Administrator has given to states, which is that while the Clean Power Plan is being litigated, they do not have to meet the ruling's timetables.

Distributed Energy Resources Helping Lower Costs for Business Owners

July 19, 2017 by Emily Holbrook

Distributed Energy Resources (DERs), or smaller power sources that can be aggregated to meet high energy demands, can help cut costs for businesses. And a new program built by Stanford University researchers is aiming to reduced energy expenses even further. Called “ReMatch,” the program uses smart grid data to match ... Read more »

Walmart Gets a Break, Mulls $300M Settlement

May 10, 2017June 9, 2017 by Jennifer Nastu

The investigation into Walmart’s alleged bribes in Mexico to obtain permits to build stores has led US authorities to ask the company to pay $300 million in fines. This is significantly less than the $1 billion settlement the Justice Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission were reportedly attempting to reach ... Read more »

Sun Chemical, Onyx Renewables in PPA Engineered by Schneider Electric

February 10, 2017 by Carl Weinschenk

Sun Chemical has entered into a 20-year power purchase agreement (PPA) with Onyx Renewables that Schneider Electric, which structured and brokered the deal, says will save the company about $400,000. Schneider Electric’s press release says that Onyx Renewables will design, install, own and operate rooftop and carport-top photovoltaic arrays that ... Read more »

Trump Administration to Hear from Leading Republicans on Carbon Tax

February 9, 2017February 9, 2017 by Ken Silverstein

The Climate Leadership Council comprised of a older and established Republicans have released a plan to tax carbon at $40 per ton.

Corporate Community Leading the Charge Into the New Energy Economy

October 28, 2016December 5, 2016 by Ken Silverstein

The corporate community is leading the green energy economy. Today, nearly 1,300 organizations are partnering with the US Environmental Protection Agency to either generate or buy green energy. The result, according to EPA: lowering carbon emissions and greater brand equity, making the proposition a win-win scenario. “By using green, an ... Read more »

FirstEnergy’s Four Pennsylvania Utilities’ File for Over $300M in Rate Case Settlements

October 18, 2016 by Cheryl Kaften

FirstEnergy’s Pennsylvania utilities – Metropolitan Edison (Met-Ed), Pennsylvania Electric (Penelec), Pennsylvania Power (Penn Power), and West Penn Power (West Penn Power) – filed distribution rate case settlement agreements on October 14 (Docket Number G-2015-2489547), with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PPUC) for a total of over $300 million.

Why did Walmart take the unusual step to tackle chemicals?

August 11, 2016December 5, 2016 by Ken Silverstein

Walmart recently announced progress on its groundbreaking Sustainable Chemistry Policy, a 2013 plan that set the stage for some 700 suppliers to rethink how they make more than 90,000 home and personal care products.

Bloom Energy, Heliogen Partner On Low-Cost Green Hydrogen

Investors to Biz: You Say You Support Climate Goals, but Your Lobbying Begs to Differ

Trump Administration Wants to Repeal – Not Replace – Clean Power Plan

Candy Maker Mars is the Latest American Company to take Bite Out of Emissions

State Attorney Generals Attack Trump’s EPA Over Clean Power Plan Advice

Distributed Energy Resources Helping Lower Costs for Business Owners

Walmart Gets a Break, Mulls $300M Settlement

Sun Chemical, Onyx Renewables in PPA Engineered by Schneider Electric

Trump Administration to Hear from Leading Republicans on Carbon Tax

Corporate Community Leading the Charge Into the New Energy Economy

FirstEnergy’s Four Pennsylvania Utilities’ File for Over $300M in Rate Case Settlements

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