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GHG Emissions - January 5, 2024

Port of Virginia Powers Terminals with 100% Clean Energy

The Port of Virginia is powering all its terminals with electricity from clean resources so that it can achieve a goal of becoming carbon-neutral by 2040.

Energy Storage - January 5, 2024

ERCOT Deploys BESS in West Texas

ERCOT, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas, added a 150 MW, 300 MWh battery energy storage system (“BESS”) project in West Texas.

Distributed Energy Resources - January 4, 2024

Carter County Schools Add Electric Bus Fleet

Carter County Schools (CCS) in Kentucky will add 23 electric school buses to its fleet.

GHG Emissions - January 4, 2024

Norfolk Southern Sets 2034 Emissions Plan

Norfolk Southern Corporation’s new goal is to focus on fuel management and consumption to help the railroad company achieve its science-based target of reducing GHG emissions intensity 42% by 2034.

Sourcing Renewables - January 3, 2024

Amazon Adds Hydrogen Electrolyzer System

An Amazon fulfillment center in Aurora, Colorado added an electrolyzer system to produce hydrogen for the retailer.

Distributed Energy Resources - January 3, 2024

California Schools Receive Charging Infrastructure

Four California schools will benefit from a grant from the California Energy Commission (CEC) through its Clean Transportation Program to implement 12 bidirectional chargers for school bus fleets.

Industrial - January 3, 2024

NFI Group to Add Fuel Cell Powered Buses

NFI Group, an independent bus and coach manufacturer in North America and Europe, plans to add fuel cell powered buses across all of the company’s major brands including New Flyer, Alexander Dennis, and MCI.

GHG Emissions - January 3, 2024

Maryland Energy Administration Program Helps Schools Lower Emissions

The Maryland Energy Administration unveiled a plan to help K-12 public schools across the state reduce and eliminate carbon emissions.

GHG Emissions - January 2, 2024

Transport Canada, Railway Association of Canada Partner to Lower Emissions

Transport Canada and Railway Association of Canada members joined a partnership to work together to advance low-carbon fuel use and move more goods and people by rail where possible.