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Oklahoma’s White Rock Wind Project to Generate 300 MW of Clean Energy

The White Rock Wind Project will consist of a total of 51 Vestas turbines with construction expected to begin in late 2022 and a target commercial operation date in the second half of 2023.

Denver Passes Ordinance Requiring Buildings to Reduce Emissions, Improve Energy Efficiency

Denver passed an ordinance requiring buildings to cut emissions and improve on their energy efficiency, which the city says will cut emissions by 80% by 2040, but the regulations could be costly to some owners.

Electric Vehicle Charging Generating Growth in Building Energy Management Systems

The growing need for electric vehicle charging stations integrated into organizations' facilities is resulting in a boom in the building energy management systems over the next few years, according to a report.

Europe’s Largest Logistics Company Taps Volvo For 25 More Electric Trucks

The Volvo FM electric truck can travel more than 300 miles on a charge. Its fast-charging infrastructure allows drivers to recharge over the time it takes for a lunch break.

From the Editor: A Bit of the Old, a Host of New

Content director Jennifer Hermes Nastu looks back on 2021 and offers a preview of what’s coming in 2022. Note that the editors will take a break the week of Dec. 27 through Dec. 31. We’ll see you back on January 3.
 

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Dennis Hu Director-EHS and System Safety Engineering, Ball Aerospace

What are Dennis's biggest environmental challenges in 2017? How is he solving them? What trends is he preparing for in the next few years? And just for kicks, what great books has he read lately? Dennis Hu of Ball Aerospace reveals all.

Indianapolis LED Streetlight Upgrade Will Save More Than $800K Per Year

Indianapolis officials announced this week that the city will spend $12 million to update more than 27,000 street lights, which will save the municipality an estimated $800,000 annually. The city will pay Indiana Power & Light to convert 27,240 street lights to LED lights over three years. The savings from ... Read more »

Product Announcement: Energy Savings Tool for Wastewater Treatment Facilities

As we’ve reported lately – and of course, as most sustainability and energy management professionals know – the handling of water and wastewater is extremely energy intensive. Now, Fluence Corporation Limited has released its SmartAerator Tornado for industrial and municipal wastewater treatment facilities. The company says the SmartAerator Tornado can ... Read more »

How Data Centers are Becoming Leaders in Energy Efficiency

Data centers require an exorbitant amount of energy to function, but developing sustainable, energy efficient operating measures has become a priority within the industry. According to bisnow.com, the average electrical costs for most data centers can exceed $1 million per month. Reducing that, either through operational efficiencies or incorporating renewable ... Read more »

Could ‘Go Paperless’ Messaging Violate FTC Guidelines? Not Likely

Companies that make claims about the environmental benefits of reducing their own paper use have been told they could be running afoul of the FTC. But are they really? These organizations have conflicting opinions.

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CH2M Makes Metro Atlanta Water-Ready through 2050 w/Integrated Plan

Massive water resource management plan will keep metropolitan Atlanta wet through 2050. CH2M has mapped out water and wastewater demands for the entire region, taking into account existing watershed conditions and more.

HVAC System Efficiency Comparison Tool Helps Building Professionals Choose

A new total commercial building HVAC comparison tool may help prospective builders, consulting engineers and design-build professionals may seriously simplify the vetting process for HVAC systems during the early design phase. Here's how.

Chew On This: Cows Help Power BMW Plant in South Africa

What do 25,000 cows have to do with the creation of BMW's third-generation BMW X3?

LA School District Saves $3.5 Million with Energy Efficient Upgrades

LA County school district nabs Prop 39 funding to update five disparate - and annoying - building automation systems across its 32 facilities. The project will save the district nearly $170,000 annually.

As US Exports More Natural Gas, Manufacturers Worry About Increased Prices

Now that the United States has become a net exporter of natural gas, manufacturers are concerned that the cost of their feedstock will rise and hurt their international competitiveness.

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Green Roof Retrofits Relieve Stormwater Systems (and Look Lovely)

As organizations face rising stormwater fees, green roof retrofits can help reduce the strain on runoff management systems, along with other benefits. Considering one? Know this...

Did You Know Patagonia Founder Is a ‘Pretty Cynical Guy?’ So Says His 1st TV Ad

Outdoor clothing company Patagonia spent big on a media buy that included its first-ever TV ad. The ad spend is in the hopes of convincing Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke to not rescind protection of these national monuments...

Santa Fe City Officials Set Sights on Renewable Energy by 2025

Santa Fe ponders: Can we power all facilities with renewable energy in just a few short years? Plenty of other cities say "yes."

California Clean Economy Thriving, But Emissions Have Spiked

As California’s economy continues to grow, the state’s carbon footprint continues to shrink, albeit at a slower pace than in earlier years due in part to a spike in transportation emissions.

Wineries ‘Crush’ It, Save More than Half a Million with PG&E Program

During crush time, wineries work around the clock - and energy use (and costs) soar. But a program from Pacific Gas & Electric can help them save more than half a million dollars per year.

C&I Supplier Pleads Guilty to Toxic Substances Violations, Accepts $100K Fine

A company in Ontario will pay a $100,000 fine to the Environmental Damages Fund for regulatory violations in relation to the sale of tetrachloroethylene. Dalex Canada Inc. pleaded guilty to selling the chemical to an owner or operator of a dry-cleaning facility who was not in compliance with regulations. Regulations ... Read more »

Uniting Diverse Stakeholders Around Resiliency: Q&A with Panasonic

"Partnerships really do matter. You have to be able to have a working relationship with an entity that’s willing to experiment with you and do things differently. You have to take risks. You have to be willing to have those honest conversations." Matthew Crosby, utility solutions program manager for Panasonic CityNow, talks about a new business model for increasing energy

Mark Your Calendars…

Business Sector Media is excited to announce the date and location of the 2018 Environmental Leader Conference and Energy Manager Summit! Stay tuned for more details and we'll see you in...

Michigan PACE Programs Set to Boom, Says Lender

The state of Michigan is on the verge of exploding with PACE projects, according to Andy Levin, president of Levin Energy Partners LLC. Levin, who promotes PACE through the company’s Lean & Green Michigan program, says nearly 10 energy management improvement projects in Michigan have taken advantage of PACE, with five ... Read more »

Here’s what you missed at the 2017 Environmental Leader Conference!

Registration opens soon! We hope to see you in May.

MA Jail Nabs Juicy Grant for Solar Canopy

A jail in Greenfield, MA, has received a grant of more than half a million dollars from the state Department of Energy Resources to install a solar canopy.  The $545,000 grant will pay for a 436-kilowatt array expected to offset 26% of the facility’s energy consumption, saving about $92,000 per ... Read more »

Icahn Resigned as Trump Adviser Just Days before This New Yorker Article

Carl Icahn’s role as an adviser to President Trump was a conflict of interest related to rules requiring oil refiners to blend ethanol into gasoline, according to an article in The New Yorker. The article came out just days after Icahn stepped down from his unpaid advisory role. Icahn said ... Read more »

Mark Your Calendar…

Business Sector Media has announced the date and location of the 2018 Environmental Leader Conference & Energy Manager Summit. Next year’s event will take place May 15-17 at the Denver Marriott Tech Center. Additional details will be announced soon. With the overwhelming attendance at the 2017 Conference, we outgrew our ... Read more »

Manufacturers Indicate Their Brands Are Their Biggest Assets

With the collapse of the president's American Manufacturing Council, manufacturers have collectively made a statement that the value of their brands is far more important that proximity to policymaking at the highest levels.

While Consumers Shout, Biz Quietly Improves Management of Munchies

Our editor reflects on the blaring conversation regarding food waste: what we're being told, how we're responding, and how it's paying off.

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