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Jennifer Hermes

Jennifer Hermes is the columns and special projects editor for Environmental Leader and Energy Manager Today. She has over 20 years of experience in the industry. She has been involved with a number of B2B publishers and titles including Phillips Business Information, MarketingVOX, Marketing Sherpa, MediaBuyerPlanner, E-School News and GRID Media. She can be reached at jen@environmentalleader.com or 970.377.9505 x11om.

Natural Capital Valuation Helps Investors See Sense

Unilever is widely seen as a leader on environmental and social responsibility. Its Sustainable Living Plan, launched in 2010, sets out a blueprint for sustainable growth including a target to halve its environmental impacts by 2020 while doubling the size of its business. The Anglo-Dutch consumer goods company was one of ... Read more »

Fluoride Monitoring Available for Semiconductor Fabrication Wastewater Treatment

Electronics manufacturing engineers and plant technicians in need of a fluoride measurement solution will find that the new fluoride monitoring system from Electro-Chemical Devices (ECD) provides a highly accurate turn-key analyzer solution for semiconductor wastewater treatment processes, ECD says. The next-generation fluoride monitoring system from ECD is designed with its ... Read more »

Enhanced Oil Recovery Market to ‘More than Triple by 2020’

Although enhanced oil recovery (EOR) currently accounts for merely 7.5 percent of total crude oil production in North America, the market is expected to grow rapidly — from revenues of $20.10 billion in 2014 to an estimated $70.60 billion in 2020 — as oil fields deplete and oil extraction becomes more complex, according to new analysis from ... Read more »

‘Reach’ Commercial Van Now Comes Equipped with XL3 Hybrid Electric Drive System

The XL3 Hybrid Electric Drive System from XL Hybrids, Inc., is now available on the Reach commercial van from Isuzu and Utilimaster. XL Hybrids says the Reach is the first diesel-powered vehicle with the XL3 powertrain, making it appealing to national delivery service companies, public sector, and corporate fleets for ... Read more »

A Recycle-to-Feedstock Alternative for the Future

Changing the way we think about waste in the US and finding new and better end-of-life options for plastic packaging is what we set out to do with our Energy Bag Pilot Program. Through a collaborative effort, the pilot demonstrated that when it comes to reducing plastic waste, there are opportunities to ... Read more »

GoMarketWise App Compares Multiple Sustainability Reporting Tools

A new web-based application gives sustainability professionals the ability to compare multiple reporting and measurement tools, based on their specific needs, to determine which is best for them. GoMarketWise, from sustainability data consultancy SustainIt, lets users answer a series of questions based on their requirements, and the database will match ... Read more »

SwRI Wins $20M Emissions Testing, Analytical Services Contract

Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) has been awarded a $20.16 million contract by the EPA to provide testing and analytical services related to vehicle emissions and fuel consumption. SwRI will conduct analytical services in emissions and fuel consumption on light- and heavy-duty vehicles and components under the five-year contract. Key areas of support include ... Read more »

New Oil & Gas Wastewater Treatment Process Removes Contaminants, Generates Energy

Engineers at the University of Colorado Boulder have invented a process that can simultaneously remove both salts and organic contaminants from wastewater that comes from oil and gas operations while producing additional energy. The new treatment technology, called microbial capacitive desalination, is similar to a battery in its basic form, but ... Read more »

Lightweighting to Go Mainstream in Automobiles by 2025

Lightweighting — using carbon-fiber reinforced plastics (CFRPs) to help reduce carbon emissions — will become technically and economically viable to carmakers in the next decade, dwarfing current applications, according to Lux Research. Driven by a faster-than-expected pace of technology development, carbon-fiber reinforced plastics will be poised to gain widespread adoption for ... Read more »


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