Clean Energy
Georgia Power completes loading nuclear fuel into Vogtle Unit 3 reactor
The development marks a critical milestone in its testing and commercial operations.
Here is how Duke Energy reinforces leadership in sustainability
The large majority of Duke Energy’s issuances are aimed towards expanded opportunities for diverse suppliers.
SCTE Cable-Tec Expo 2022 to be powered by renewable thanks to Comcast
Comcasts investing in greener internet which consumes lesser energy per byte.
Hydrogen will play key role in energy mix: National Grid
Long touted as the solution to curb climate change, Hydrogen’s time has finally arrived following bi-partisan legislation which paves the way for hydrogen becoming cost-competitive by 2030.
Andre Larocque discuses challenges and opportunities in transitioning towards clean energy
An interview with Tetra Tech’s Andre Larocque on the opportunities and challenges on the path towards clean energy.
Towards A ‘Decarbonized Future’
The temporary “emission reduction due to the COVID-19 lockdown” is not a significant one.
Duke Energy Plans To Scale Up Clean Energy Efforts
The company has a vision of a decade of “capital investment” whereby reflecting long-term commitment which will help in acceleration of decarbonisation.
Skurdahl Appointed As Black & Veatch’s VP & Director For Solar Energy
Building on its renewables expertise further positions the company’s solar business for continued investment and growth.
Virginia Introduces New ‘Clean Economy Act’
Virginia’s new legislation on clean energy is “a smart, business-friendly way to tackle carbon pollution”.
New Legislation To Weaken Ohio’s Renewable Portfolio
The corporate sector of Ohio stands united in supporting its old clean energy standards.
Unlocking The Corporate Energy Consumers’ Power At REBA
In a first ever scale, over 300 companies ally to buy “60 gigawatts of corporate renewables by 2025”.
Consortium Of Five Companies To Buy Clean Electricity
Joining hands helps these companies to make a sustainable shift.
Edison International Publishes Sustainability Report For 2017
Read on to catch some of the highlights from Edison International’s “2017 Sustainability Report”.
The U.K. & China Invest Jointly In Next Gen Technology Development For Offshore Renewable Energy
Bringing the leading expertise of China and the U.K. together, the programme of “offshore renewable energy” gets government backing from both the countries.
Charge Ready Has Installed Its ‘First School District’ EV Charging Stations
The El Monte District introduces EV charging stations in schools to battle air pollution and to become a “good steward of the community”.
Solar Lanterns To The Rescue Of Hurricane Maria Victims
In association with Light & Hope for Puerto Rico, Schneider Electric makes solar lantern donation.
General Motors Stands Out Among The Auto Makers For Onsite Green Power Generation
The manager of Green Power Partnership calls GM a leader in the environment stewardship.
Religious Leaders Present Islamic Declaration Adding Pressure On Government
Muslim scholars and leaders come together and urges the government to take preventive step through the adaptation of clean energy.
Nestlé Arrives At Zero Waste
The three months’ pilot project of the company of Nestlé has brought positive result to the company by reducing its carbon footprints and pushing it towards zero waste culture.
Oman dreams of becoming an environmental champion
It will probably rank among the 21st century’s greatest challenges: after having burgeoned from third-world countries to global powers in the 20th century, Oman is seeking to turn from a mono-product country to a sustainable economy. The geographical setting does enable such perspective, but waste management lies in the way.
China & Corporates – A New Height for Green Bonds
Green bonds – obligation instruments solely for tasks that address ecological issues – were one of the examples of overcoming adversity a year ago and they are anticipated to go from quality to quality in 2015. The business sector tripled to $36.6 billion in 2014, says the appraisals organization S&P, and there is a decent risk that it will reach $100 billion soon, as indicated by the Climate Bonds Initiative.
Renewable Energy in Latin America
Breaking the traditional peripheries which have always hampered the growth of renewable energy supplies, Latin America is setting new example to the world by investing in the development of sustainable energy supplies.
