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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.
 

FEATURES AND NEWS

Improving EHS Communication and Collaboration: A Q&A with Dennis Hu

An in-depth conversation about the new role of EHS with Dennis Hu, director of environmental, health and safety, and systems safety engineering at Ball Aerospace.
beach plastics

Rubicon Global Joins Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s Circular Economy 100

In another sign of corporations’ growing support for the circular economy, Rubicon Global is the latest company to join the Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s Circular Economy 100.
pesticides

EPA Denies Petition to Ban Widely Used Pesticide

In a move that the agency says will ensure farmers have access to a “crucial” pesticide for US agriculture, EPA administrator Scott Pruitt has signed an order denying a petition that sough to ban chlorpyrifos.
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Environmental Executive Moves: Inovateus Solar, MPW, US Conveyor Technologies, Fathom Water Management

Here’s the latest news on hirings, promotions and departures among environmental leaders.
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Bio-Based Chemical Tool Aims to Advance Circular Economy

An online tool to track the use of bio-based raw materials in products has been launched as a pilot by AkzoNobel, Advanced Biochemical and EY.

Partner Content

EL Conference Workshop Details Announced: How to gain a ‘Seat at the Table’

Environmental Leader has announced details on the workshop Organizational Leadership in the 21st-Century Corporation. The workshop will take place during Day One of the Environmental Leader 2017 Conference in Denver, June 5-7. Environmental, sustainability and energy managers must be more than the “bad cops” in their companies as they interact ... Read more »

Achieving Industry-wide Sustainability Benchmarking: Q&A with Denise Naguib

An in-depth conversation about the creation of a global carbon footprint methodology with Denise Naguib, vice president of sustainability and supplier diversity at Marriott International.

Energy Manager Summit Announces Session Details: Peak Shaving

Energy Manager Today has announced the details of the session Artificial Intelligence & Peak Shaving that will take place during the Environmental Leader 2017 Conference & Energy Manager Summit in Denver, June 5-7. Paul Kramkowski, senior manager of design and construction at Raytheon, will share how sophisticated demand response technologies ... Read more »

Sea Change: Energy Retrofits to Battleship USS New Jersey Are Expected to Save $200K Annually

The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities, the Home Port Alliance for the USS New Jersey, and the Camden County Improvement Authority have approved three energy efficiency projects to upgrade the historic Battleship USS New Jersey – which was commissioned in December 7, 1942, after the attack on Pearl Harbor, to fight in the Pacific Theater. The retrofits are expected
DHL Street Scooter

As Trump Revokes Energy Incentives, Report Surfaces That He Snagged $1M in Efficiency Enticements in 2012

A report earlier this month by business broadcaster CNBC found that – although President Donald Trump has moved at flat-out speed to freeze U.S.  energy-efficiency standards finalized during the last days of the Obama Administration – the Trump business organization has taken big-time advantage of energy incentives available in New ... Read more »

Partner Content

Overbilling Complaint Against Electricity Maine Could Turn Into Class-Action Lawsuit

Lawyers suing competitive retail supplier Electricity Maine over the company’s billing practices are closing in on asking a judge to allow them to pursue a class-action lawsuit, which would enable them to seek millions of dollars in damages, the Portland Press Herald reported on March 28. The lawsuit, filed on behalf ... Read more »
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Toyota Using Denso’s Plant-Based Plastics in its Navigation Systems

Denso says its goal in developing plant-derived plastics is to to reduce its environmental impacts. An added benefit: the bio-materials also perform better than their traditional counterparts.
emissions

IBM Technology Will Help Chinese Corporations Reduce Emissions

IBM says it has developed the world’s first blockchain-based “green asset management platform” that will help corporations in China decrease emissions.
OnePlus

Medline Reduces Waste Hauling Costs, Half-Full Pickups with IoT

Medline saw a 46 percent reduction in pickups, translating into a $27,000 annual reduction in hauling charges for one compactor alone.
VW

VW Will Pay $157 Million to Settle 10 States’ Environmental Claims

In total, the automaker has agreed to spend up to $25 billion in the US to settle claims from owners, environmental regulators, states and dealers.

AB InBev Joins Re100, Vows to Be Largest Direct Consumer of Renewables by 2025

The world’s largest brewer, Anheuser-Busch InBev, based in Leuven, Belgium, has joined RE100 – a collaborative, global initiative of influential businesses committed to sourcing 100 percent renewable electricity.

Wyoming to Lead Nation in Capturing and Repurposing Carbon Emissions

When completed, Wyoming’s $15-million Integrated Testing Center – a cutting-edge carbon capture research facility that broke ground nearly a year ago at the Dry Fork Power Station at Gillette – will be the largest pilot-scale research operation of its type nationwide and one of the largest worldwide, according to state officials, the Casper Star Tribune reported on March 27.

Energy Efficiency Upgrades at Rhode Island College Are Expected to Save $5.1M Million

Providence-based Rhode Island College announced on March 29 that it had signed a $5 million energy savings performance contract (ESPC), which is expected to save the institution more than $340,000 annually for the next 15 years.
airplane

DHL, Gatwick Airport Open First Waste-to-Energy Plant for Airline Waste

The plant will save $1,243 in energy and waste management costs for every day it operates, the companies say.
healthy building

‘Green Cleaning’ Guide for Facilities Managers Released

The free guide provides tools for facility management professionals to understand the benefits and make the business case for a green cleaning program.
compostable beer cups

Target Field Diverted More Than 750 Tons of Trash Last Year

Eco-Products helped the Minnesota Twins divert 300 tons of trash from landfills last year, turning that Target Field trash into compost. The stadium also recycled 464 tons of glass bottles and aluminum cans last year.
emissions

Partnership Aims to Help Companies Lower Carbon Footprints, Advance the Circular Economy

In a deal that aims to reduce industrial emissions and convert CO2 into new products for reuse, Veolia and Carbon Clean Solutions (CCSL) have partnered for the large-scale rollout of CCSL’s carbon dioxide separation technology.

ERC Price Benchmarks/Week Ending 3-24-17

Energy Research Council’s (ERC) national benchmark price for a May 2017 electricity contract rose last week by 0.5% to $0.0754 per kilowatt hour. The greatest price increase last week was in Connecticut (1.4%), followed by New York (1.2%). Conversely, prices pulled back slightly in Delaware (-0.6%) and Illinois (-0.1%). Month-over-month, ... Read more »

Vermont House Passes Backup Bill on Energy Efficient Appliances

The Vermont House approved a bill (HB-411) on March 22 that would put energy efficiency standards for residential, commercial, and industrial appliances into effect in Vermont if Congress or the White House were to eliminate national Energy Star standards, the Vermont Digger reported.

Ikea Completes 1.21-MW Rooftop Solar Array at Columbus Store

Swedish home furnishings giant IKEA announced on March 28 that a 1.21-MW solar array, built with 3,546 panels, has been completed atop its future Columbus store, which will open this coming summer. The retailer claims that the system will be among the largest solar rooftops in Ohio, just as is the Cincinnati-area one.

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