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The new software will allow utilities to better manage emerging energy assets involved in the grid’s transition to renewable energy.
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HowGood Releases Software for Food Industry Emissions Tracking
Announcement of the new software follows SBTi’s updates to its FLAG, or Forest, Land and Agriculture, guidelines, which include targets on land-based emissions and carbon removal.
EPA Makes $7.5B in Funding Available for Water Infrastructure Projects
It is the seventh round of financing for water infrastructure projects across the country.
Revamped E+E Leader Offers Enhanced Awards, Growing Editorial Focus
New-look website is more user-friendly with easy access to important information for the business community.
KPMG, Microsoft Launch Global ESG Academy
The academy covers basic-level ESG training, comprehensive ESG training, and advanced ESG-focused training in specific topics, such as circularity, reporting and risk.
Biden Administration Launches Climate Corps to Boost Sustainable Careers
The program is to include over 20,000 training opportunities in areas such as land conservation and restoration, boosting community resilience to natural disasters, deploying clean energy, advancing environmental justice, and more.
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Enapter Releases New Electrolyzer Product for Hydrogen Production
The company’s new AEM FLEX 120 may be used for quick, simplified launch of low-cost green hydrogen projects with its ability to produce 53 kg of hydrogen each day.
Dragonfly Energy, Aqua Metals Successfully Recycle Lithium-Ion Batteries for New Battery Cells
The collaboration confirmed recycled materials can be used and meet the high standards for advanced battery cell production and be part of the sustainable supply chain for domestic battery manufacturing.
Report Finds Major Emissions Reduction Potential in Ocean-Based Climate Solutions
Ocean-based climate solutions are capable of delivering 47% of annual emissions reductions needed by 2050 to avoid catastrophic levels of global warming.
Nasdaq Launches Two Offerings to Boost Sustainability and Impact Investing
“We are committed to meeting current and future corporate and investor needs to help clients unlock return on investment for their sustainability initiatives and impact investing strategies,” says Nelson Griggs, president of capital access platforms, Nasdaq.
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MIT Study Discovers Carbon Capture, Conversion Process
The new concept uses an electrochemical system in which an electrode is used to attract carbon dioxide that may be converted into usable fuels of chemicals.
Fervo Begins Geothermal Energy Project Exploration in Utah
Geothermal energy in Utah has about 10 GW of potential overall, and the new project will supply 400 MW of clean energy to the grid once completed.
Galp, Mitsui Finalize Investment on Renewable Diesel, SAF Projects
The biodiesel and SAF plants will use waste from the refinery to produce the low-emissions fuels. Both facilities are expected to be usable and running by 2025.
Hyundai Motor, Georgia Tech Team Sustainable Mobility Projects
The partnership will supplement Hyundai’s already well-established presence in Georgia, including its $12.6 billion investment toward EVs and battery production in the state.
[Webinar] Uncover the Secrets of Methane Emissions
With a focus on providing clarity, the webinar will explore the intricacies of continuous monitoring methods, shed light on evolving regulatory perspectives, and offer strategies to effectively meet EPA mandates.
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Water Resilience Coalition Launches 2030 Ambition to Speed Private Sector Action
More companies, including Ecolab, Gap and ABInBev, have become “Basin Champions” to serve as convening agents for collective action in specific water basins.
[Webinar] Sustainability 101
Uncover the crucial importance of sustainability in your energy strategy, learn about reporting standards, target setting, and best practices for progress reporting, and master the art of building the right energy strategy to accelerate your decarbonization journey, tailored to your current stage, whether starting out or optimizing existing efforts.
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Microsoft Data Centers in Texas to be Powered by Renewable Energy
The deal enables Microsoft to match Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) data center load with clean power provided by ENGIE.
Research Shows Solar Power, Storage Allow for Affordable Energy Transition
Compared to continued use of coal and investment in carbon capture, the study shows much lower costs in scaling-up technologies that do not produce emissions in the first place.
Plug Power Aims to Make 1,500 Tons Per Day of Green Hydrogen by 2030
The goal is to scale up the production of green hydrogen from wind and solar power — to transition from grey hydrogen generated from natural gas.
California Senate Votes to Assess Wave and Tidal Energy in the State
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory estimates that wave and tidal energy has the feasibility to provide 30% of the country’s energy needs.
SEC Enhances Rule to Avoid Misleading Investment Fund Titles, Greenwashing
The rule will target false sustainability claims by requiring funds to define how their title meets ESG factors.
IBM Sustainability Software Offers Scope 3 Emissions Data
The new software offers coverage of 15 Scope 3 categories, including factors such as waste generated by operations and end of life treatment of sold products.