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GE Vernova, Yangtze Power to Upgrade Hydropower Plant in China
The Xiangjiaba HydroPower Plant provides 6.4 gigawatts of energy to more than 5 million people.
Singapore’s Frasers Property Secures $800 Million Green Loan
The company and its subsidiaries have secured more than $7.3 billion green or sustainability-linked loans and bonds to date.
DOE Establishes Database for Tracking Wind Energy Materials
The work aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the demand of raw materials across the globe.
Grant-Funded Research Examines Green Steel Process
Replacing the process with hydrogen instead of carbon would have a big impact on the negative environmental effects of the steel process.
DOE Invests $46 Million Toward Greener Buildings
The investment aims to improve building technologies and retrofit practices to develop energy efficient structures
Cemex and Synhelion Move Closer to Solar-Powered Cement Plant
The two companies developed a method that can now be tested at an industrial scale for potential future implementation.
Boston Bans Fossil Fuels in New and Renovated City-Owned Buildings
Boston’s municipal emissions constitute 2.3% of the city’ entire carbon emissions, with more than 70% of the city emissions from buildings.
U.S. Energy Regulators Approve New Grid Project Hookups
The final rule imposes deadlines and penalties if providers fail to meet new requirements, sparking support from the solar energy industry.
Valmont Opens Concrete Manufacturing Facility Powered with Self-Generated Clean Energy
The new facility supports the transition to green energy electrification and is expected to generate CO2 avoidance of more than 400 tons by the end of 2023.