The project will produce enough clean energy to power over 20,700 households each year, also avoiding 260,000 tons of carbon emissions.
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Paine Schwartz Finalizes $1.7 Billion Sustainable Agribusiness Fund
The private equity firm specializes in sustainable food chain investments and the fund is its largest fund to date.
Helion, Nucor Collaborate to Develop Fusion Power Plant
Nucor has invested in Helion as a part of the agreement, and the companies aim to revolutionize energy supply in the steel sector with the new project.
Hitachi Releases New Sustainability Data Management System
The platform may provide data on asset energy efficiency, power supply, Scope 3 emissions, and more, helping companies achieve optimal decarbonization and efficiently meet their sustainability goals.
NASA, ADC USA Validate New Form of Renewable-Friendly Energy Transmission
ADC is considered the optimal transitional operating system for renewable energy platforms and it has the potential to play a major role in lowering energy consumption while still using existing energy infrastructure.
EPA Dedicates $4.6 Billion to Climate Pollution Reduction Grants
The grant initiative will contribute toward Biden’s goal of reducing climate pollution by 50% to 52% by 2030 and will work to forward environmental justice through community efforts.
AT&T Software Creates Climate Risk Plan for Idaho
A case study provided the Idaho Office of Emergency Management with projections for precipitation, wildfires, and temperature in the state for the coming decades until the end of the century.
Crowley, BWXT Introduce Zero-Emissions, Nuclear-Powered Shipping
The ship design includes an on-board nuclear microreactor that can generate between 5 MW and 50 MW of clean energy.
Ecovative Opens Patent for Plastic Alternative Made from Mushrooms
The renewable material, called MycoComposite, is made out of mycelium from mushroom roots that are sourced from agricultural waste that would otherwise end up in a landfill. Mycelium is a strong, water-resistant material that is able to return to the soil as nutrients.
IEA Updates Net Zero Roadmap, 1.5 Degree Limit Still Possible
Tripling renewable energy development, increasing EV and heat pump sales, and a 75% reduction in methane emissions would provide 80% of global emissions reductions needed to limit temperature rise by 2030.