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Whole Foods Markets premiered EV charging stations at three of their Pennsylvania locations and will add them to new stores as they open.

After exceeding 2020 targets, Boston Properties announced updated energy, water, and GHG intensity reduction goals for 2025. The company reached its 2020 targets three years early, including reducing energy use intensity by 23%, water intensity by 26%, and GHG emissions intensity by 38% compared to a 2008 base year.

CVS Health announced achievements including a 26% reduction in carbon intensity, compared to a 2010 baseline; a 6% reduction in electricity usage from 2016, and reduced fleet travel by about 1 million miles due to improved routing software

City Furniture announced the pre-order of five all-electric Semi trucks as the next step in the company’s "green" approach to all facets of its business. The company expects to use these trucks to transport merchandise from its main distribution center in Tamarac, Fla.

Lyft, the on-demand transportation company, announced that all Lyft rides will now be carbon neutral.

A new business-to-business transactive energy network called Exergy™, designed to help commercial and industrial (C&I) businesses cut costs and improve efficiency, has been launched in Texas by LO3 Energy and Direct Energy Business.

Walmart announced on Mar. 29 the launch of Project Gigaton in China, aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions across its China value chain by 50 million metric tons by 2030. The company expects to enroll all of its export and domestic suppliers in China