Research Investigates Forest Conservation, Climate Change Mitigation Efforts
The study found that protected forests store nearly 10 billion more metric tons of carbon than similar, unprotected forests.
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GM, POSCO Future M to Expand North America’s EV Battery Supply
GM plans to install 1 million units of annual EV capacity in North America in 2025, which will be supported by four battery cell joint venture plants in the U.S.
Chemours, DuPont, Corteva, and 3M Linked to Massive PFAS Settlements
The deals would likely keep the companies out of federal court.
ExxonMobil, Nucor Unite for Carbon Capture Partnership
In 2022, the company announced a partnership with the University of Kentucky Research Foundation that would test a carbon capture system.
Sener Tanker Design Takes on Energy Efficiency, Emissions
This holistic approach enables the tanker to comply with the IMO and European Union regulations while actively reducing emissions.
Coal Will Nosedive by 2050 While Wind and Solar Shoot Up, Benefiting Companies
The latest data from the Energy Information Administration doesn't look good for coal. In the most likely scenario, coal provides 5% of the electric portfolio, while wind and solar make up 55%.
DOE Develops Catalyst to Produce Low-Cost Hydrogen from Water
Hydrogen is considered an important piece of sustainability measures and lowering emissions in heavy industries such as steel and transportation.
CleanJoule Receives $50 Million Toward Sustainable Aviation Fuel Production
The biofuel used to power commercial aircraft with a smaller carbon footprint has the potential to reduce up to 65% of emissions needed by the aviation industry to reach net zero in 2050.
Delta Suit Puts Carbon Offset Program Under the Spotlight
The lawsuit says the claim of carbon neutrality is “false and misleading," but the airline disagrees with the accusation.
Delta Faces Lawsuit Over ‘False’ Carbon Neutrality Claims
This, along with other major corporations that have been recently accused of similar actions, sheds light on how “carbon neutral” is realistically defined.
Plug Power Aims to Shift Finland’s Energy Landscape with Green Hydrogen Projects
These strategic locations serve a unique purpose and the developments will play a role in reducing dependence on fossil fuels in the country and Europe.
What EPA’s New Rule for Power Plants Means to Commercial and Industrial Users
While the coal and natural gas industries will fight this proposed rule, the corporate sector has either been eager to move to renewables or resigned to it. For companies with net-zero goals, it may make their transition smoother and inevitable.