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University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science Installs 11,000-panel Solar Array to Cut Emissions

April 25, 2018 by Emily Holbrook

The University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science’s (UMCES) Horn Point Laboratory has unveiled a 2 MW solar array, designed to offset the CO2 emissions from 2,850 pounds of coal burned. The university partnered with Standard Solar to install the 11,000-panel system that has an expected first year generation ... Read more »

P&G Aims for 100% Renewable Energy by 2030, Focusing on Packaging and Supply Chain

April 18, 2018 by Emily Holbrook

In a statement this week, Proctor and Gamble announced its goal to use 100% renewable energy at all of its plants by 2030. In addition, the company’s plants will source 5 billion liters of water from circular sources to recognize a 35% increase in water efficiency. This information came ... Read more »

Henkel Boosts Environmental Performance of Packaging with Mondi Technology

April 17, 2018 by Jennifer Nastu

Consumer goods company Henkel has successfully worked with Mondi to find technology solutions that would allow the company to incorporate more of its scrap plastic into a highly functional - and aesthetically pleasing - flexible laminate packaging material.

C-PACE Program Picks Up Steam in Colorado

March 20, 2018 by Emily Holbrook

To date, 13 projects in Colorado valued at approximately $15 million have been financed through the state’s C-PACE program. Most of those projects were for office properties. According to crej.com, the projects consist of: The Denver offices of W.E. O’Neil used C-PACE to upgrade the building’s lighting, plumbing and ... Read more »

Bridgestone Receives CDP’s Highest Rating for Supplier Engagement

February 22, 2018March 1, 2018 by Alyssa Danigelis

Bridgestone announced that it has received CDP’s highest rating for supplier engagement for the second year in a row. The A rating comes from the manufacturer’s efforts to reduce carbon dioxide emissions throughout all areas of its products’ lifecycles, from raw material procurement all the way to disposal and recycling, ... Read more »

European Institutions Offer $370 Million for Sustainable Maritime Shipping Projects

February 21, 2018March 1, 2018 by Alyssa Danigelis

The European Investment Bank and ING signed an agreement this week for 300 million euros ($370 million) to support green investments in the European maritime shipping market. Each institution will contribute 150 million euros to a sector risk-bearing facility for projects that improve transport vessels’ environmental performance. “It’s no secret ... Read more »

Wish List Drones Fly Power Lines to Poles in Puerto Rico

February 16, 2018 by Alyssa Danigelis

Drones used to be on the futuristic wish list of energy management tools a few years ago. But now real-life commercial drone deployments are picking up, and not just for inspections. Duke Energy reported this week that the company’s drone team used the drones to help restring power lines in ... Read more »

Hospitals’ Water Costs Rise as Use Recedes, Study Shows

February 16, 2018February 16, 2018 by Jennifer Nastu

Hospital water and sewer use is gradually declining, but that doesn't mean hospitals are saving as much money as they are water: prices are rising, now averaging 42 cents per square foot versus 24 cents as recently as 2007, indicates a new report.

Product Announcement: Schneider Electric Enhancements Include Cloud, AI, Advanced Machine Learning

February 12, 2018 by Jennifer Nastu

New partnerships, investments in the cloud, advanced machine learning and augmented reality have evolved Schneider Electric’s Asset Performance Management (APM) solutions, leading to improved productivity and profitability for its customers in the field of energy management, according to the company.

BASF is Turning Hazardous Waste into Clean Energy

January 18, 2018July 29, 2020 by Emily Holbrook

BASF, the largest chemical producer in the world, will turn hazardous waste into steam and electrical power at the world’s largest chemical plant. Honeywell re-designed the plant’s control room with BASF’s Industrie 4.0 initiative in mind. Virtualization technology delivers consolidated plant information to operators via eight large-screen Experion Orion Consoles, which ... Read more »

Italian Company Using Trigeneration Plant for Clean Energy

January 17, 2018 by Emily Holbrook

Bio-on, an eco-sustainable chemical technologies company, and Gruppo Hera, one of Italy’s main multi-utility providers, have reached an agreement for the supply of clean energy thanks to the a newly designed trigeneration plant. The 1 MW trigeneration plant will guarantee clean electric energy for the new biopolymer production plant, currently under construction outside ... Read more »

Hampshire College to be 100% Powered by Solar

January 10, 2018 by Emily Holbrook

Hampshire College, a Massachusetts liberal arts school, has announced it has moved to 100% solar power on campus, while claiming it’s the first US residential college to do so. According to recorder.com, Hampshire is working with SolarCity Corporation, a subsidiary of Tesla Inc. Under the agreement, SolarCity owns and ... Read more »

University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science Installs 11,000-panel Solar Array to Cut Emissions

P&G Aims for 100% Renewable Energy by 2030, Focusing on Packaging and Supply Chain

Henkel Boosts Environmental Performance of Packaging with Mondi Technology

C-PACE Program Picks Up Steam in Colorado

Bridgestone Receives CDP’s Highest Rating for Supplier Engagement

European Institutions Offer $370 Million for Sustainable Maritime Shipping Projects

Wish List Drones Fly Power Lines to Poles in Puerto Rico

Hospitals’ Water Costs Rise as Use Recedes, Study Shows

Product Announcement: Schneider Electric Enhancements Include Cloud, AI, Advanced Machine Learning

BASF is Turning Hazardous Waste into Clean Energy

Italian Company Using Trigeneration Plant for Clean Energy

Hampshire College to be 100% Powered by Solar

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