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01.25.21 Energy 2

Corporate giants are seeking federal policies to expand wholesale energy markets and harmonize decarbonization policies nationwide. (Credit: Google)

What the Biggest Corporate Energy Buyers Want From Federal Clean Energy Policy

Companies including Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Amazon, Walmart, Disney and Mcdonald’s lay out their policy priorities.

by Jeff St. John

11.24.20 Energy 11

Plug Power wants to build green hydrogen production sites and a fuel cell and electrolyzer 'gigafactory' to support the shift to carbon-free power. (Credit: Plug Power)

Plug Power Raises $1B for US Green Hydrogen Infrastructure Build-Out

Stock sale to fund U.S. green hydrogen production facilities and fuel cell and electrolyzer gigafactory.

by Jeff St. John

Investment Watch: Grid Edge Companies Pull In More Money From Utilities

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Investment Watch: Grid Edge Companies Pull In More Money From Utilities

Plus: Energy Impact Partners talks EV charging, New York’s community solar plan gets the go-ahead, Illinois explores microgrids and demand response, and California seeks better green energy procurement.

by Jeff St. John | August 4, 2017

07.10.17 Energy Storage 0

Advanced Microgrid Solutions Raises $34M Series B From a Who’s Who of Strategic Investors

Energy Impact Partners, Southern Company, AGL and GE Ventures take stakes in California startup that’s linking batteries, buildings and the grid.

by Jeff St. John

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12.02.15 Solar Projects 1

Commercial Solar Rebounds: Large Corporate Installations Up 60% in 2015

Apple, Intel, Walgreens, Wal-Mart, Target, GM and AT&T are leading the charge.

by Katherine Tweed

05.20.11 Wind 1

How Does U.S. Wind Keep Growing? It’s the Big Question for WindPower

Without the support wind gets in Asia and Europe, what is this industry’s secret? The wind industry will mull the question at WindPower next week.

by Herman K. Trabish

02.01.11 Solar 7

SolarCity and Citi’s New Fund for Residential Solar

A $40 million vote of confidence in residential solar from the financial community.

by Eric Wesoff

04.20.10 Biofuels 3

Biofuel and Tires from the Same Bug

Isoprene’s a large-volume, high-energy fossil chemical. Genencor says it can get microbes to make it.

by Michael Kanellos

03.18.10 Corporate Sustainability 5

Carlyle Group Teams with EDF to Make Energy Efficiency an Investment Factor

Big business meets big green.

by Michael Kanellos

11.19.09 Carbon Management 1

Giants vs. Startups: SAP Stakes Carbon Accounting Claim

SAP says its huge existing customer base will give its carbon accounting software huge advantages over startups. But with the carbon-counting game in its infancy, there’s still room for startups to excel.

by Jeff St. John

10.05.09 Energy Efficiency 1

Rocky Mountain Institute’s Plan for Big Sustainability

The high-profile sustainability consultancy has helped Walmart smooth logistics, TI revamp its chip plant and the Empire State Building get more energy efficient. Next up are programs for utilities, trucking, and solar panel manufacturing.

by Jeff St. John

09.09.09 Green Supply Chain 0

Paper Markets Worst in 50 Years, Recycled or Not

Global economic trouble and the decline of newspapers are driving down demand for paper and cardboard, whether recycled or freshly-made. China’s growth could help stem the tide.

by Jeff St. John

07.23.09 Corporate Sustainability 0

Coca-Cola Enterprises Sets 15% GHG Reduction Goal

The bottling and distribution arm of the soft drink giant joins the ranks of corporations promising big carbon emission reductions. It could spell opportunity for companies providing help with reductions.

by Jeff St. John

07.20.09 Green Supply Chain 0

Samsung to Go Green, Others Will Follow

The Korean electronics giant wants spend $4.3 billion to cut its factory emissions by 50 percent within four years and develop eco-friendly products. As large companies invest oodles of money to go green, their much smaller competitors will feel the pressure do so, too.

by Ucilia Wang

07.20.09 Energy Efficiency 3

The Problem With Carbon Footprints

Walmart has joined the eco-label trend, but is just it a big distraction?

by Michael Kanellos

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What the Biggest Corporate Energy Buyers Want From Federal Clean Energy Policy

Plug Power Raises $1B for US Green Hydrogen Infrastructure Build-Out

Investment Watch: Grid Edge Companies Pull In More Money From Utilities

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Coca-Cola Enterprises Sets 15% GHG Reduction Goal

Samsung to Go Green, Others Will Follow

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