New Belgium Brewing Questions CSR Assumptions: Q&A with Katie Wallace
Katie Wallace, director of social and environmental impact at New Belgium Brewing, discusses the brewery’s focused CSR strategy.
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Report: More Than 680GW of New Wind Energy to Come Online in Next 10 Years
More than 680GW of new wind power capacity will come online globally over the 10-year outlook, according to new research by Wood Mackenzie Power & Renewables. Wood Mackenzie recently upgraded its “Global Wind Power Market Outlook Update: Q4 2018” by 2% compared to the outlook published in the third quarter. ... Read more »
From the Editor: Ready, Set, Submit!
"Today is a real TGIF day, ending a busy week of brainstorms, meetings, calls and content creation, conducted against a background of gray skies and rain - not something we're used to in sunny northern Colorado but we've had more than our share this fall! It was a good week, though, highlighted by seeing submissions for the EL Awards and
Product Announcement: New Energy Optimization Tool by Aquicore
Aquicore, a platform for real estate performance management, recently launched a new “optimal start time” tool for its existing platform. This new tool enables buildings to quickly save on operating costs without affecting tenant comfort. On average, commercial buildings account for nearly 20% of all the energy used in the US, and as much as ... Read more »
Call for Submissions: EL & EMT Awards Now Open for Entries
The seventh annual Environmental Leader (EL) and Energy Manager Today (EMT) Awards programs have announced their call for submissions for the 2019 Awards. Entries for both awards programs are now being accepted, with an Early Bird deadline of November 16, 2018.
Call for Submissions: EMT & EL Awards Now Open for Entries
The seventh annual Energy Manager Today (EMT) and Environmental Leader (EL) Awards programs have announced their call for submissions for the 2019 Awards. Entries for both awards programs will be accepted through the end of December, with an Early Bird deadline of November 16, 2018. The EMT Awards and EL Awards from Business Sector Media ... Read more »
So What’s the Deal with EHS? Answers Coming in October
Anyone in the fields of EHS or risk management understand that their jobs are far reaching - they must focus not only on making sure compliance is spot on and that employees are safe and protected, but also on sustainability within their own organization and across their supply chain, operational excellence, risk assessments, and beyond. We’ll be publishing an updated
Cathay Pacific Sees a Biofueled Future: Q&A with Philippe Lacamp
Philippe Lacamp, senior vice president of Cathay Pacific Airways for the Americas, discusses the biggest challenges around biofuel adoption in the airline industry.
Hope in the Face of Hurricanes: Changing an Unsustainable Model
The Pacific has already seen two major hurricanes this season, Aletta and Bud. Fortunately, neither storm reached land at full strength, but with them, Mother Nature sends us a message loud and clear: 2018’s hurricane season has arrived. And with it come plenty of reasons to worry — and a few to
5 Rock-Solid Reasons Manufacturers Should Already Be Rocking LED Fixtures
For some manufacturers, lighting can be an afterthought when evaluating energy reduction projects – but more and more are looking up to bring energy costs down in their plants and factories. It starts with considerable energy savings and stretches all the way to connected environments enabled by smart lighting fixtures. ... Read more »
5 Rock-solid Reasons Manufacturers Should Already Be Rocking LEDs
For some manufacturers, lighting can be an afterthought when evaluating energy reduction projects – but more and more are looking up to bring energy costs down in their plants and factories. It starts with considerable energy savings and stretches all the way to connected environments enabled by smart lighting fixtures. ... Read more »
Solar Leases Could Be a Boon to Midwest Dairy Farmers, But Will Opposition Strike?
Dairy farmers in Illinois have the potential to earn tens of thousands of dollars a year by leasing land for community solar projects, but similar projects in other agricultural areas have faced steep opposition.