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Sourcing Renewables - April 7, 2020
Renewables' share of market stays strong despite falling gas prices
Renewable energy is expected to account for nearly 21% of the electricity in the United States this year, the highest percentage ever, despite falling oil and gas prices as the COVID-19 crisis upends the world economy.
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Energy Efficiency - April 7, 2020
Colgate-Palmolive sees 350K MWh drop in energy use
Colgate-Palmolive Company has implemented energy efficiency upgrades that since 2012 have saved the company approximately 349,754 MWh of energy use and 121,824 metric tons of CO2.
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Industrial - April 6, 2020
Chile's Centinela mines to be powered with 100% clean energy
Antofagasta announced April 1 that they have signed a PPA that will allow them to source 100% of the energy needed to power their Centinela copper mines from renewable sources by 2022.
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GHG Emissions - April 6, 2020
Northwestern University cuts emissions 12%, energy use 18%
Northwestern University has successfully reduced energy usage per square foot by 18% since 2010 and achieved a 12% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions since 2012 through a combination of renewable energy and energy efficiency projects.
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Sourcing Renewables - April 4, 2020
Weekend reads: Tesla's bid for the world's largest battery; Renewables attract investors amid COVID-19
It's the weekend! Kick back and catch up with these must-read articles from around the web.
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Wind - April 3, 2020
DOE invests $20 million into offshore wind research
The U.S. Department of Energy announced April 1 that it will be investing $20 million in offshore wind energy resource characterization and technology demonstrations
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Commercial - April 3, 2020
GM, Honda team up on new EV models
General Motors and Honda are teaming up to develop two new all-electric vehicles featuring GM’s global EV platform and proprietary Ultium batteries and Honda’s exterior and interior.
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GHG Emissions - April 3, 2020
Coronavirus causes largest emissions drop since WWII, but they will bounce back
The Global Carbon Project estimates that global carbon emissions could fall by the largest amount since World War Two this year as a result of the coronavirus-induced economic crisis, but if the world doesn’t take drastic action those emissions
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Regulation - April 2, 2020 - By Caitlin Marquis, Advanced Energy Economy
UPDATE: Understanding the MOPR - What an Obscure FERC Rule Could Mean for Renewable Energy Buyers
The hottest four-letter word of 2020 is MOPR (Minimum Offer Price Rule), which has become a top concern of clean energy advocates, advanced energy developers, and large power users. This column from Caitlin Marquis of Advanced Energy Economy explores the implications of this FERC rule, which poses a threat to both state clean energy policies and voluntary purchases of renewable energy in PJM - and offers an update following PJM's March compliance filing to FERC.
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Energy Efficiency - April 2, 2020
Los Angeles residential property to get $14.5M in C-PACE funding
A new multifamily residential property in the Koreatown neighborhood of Los Angeles will be receiving energy efficiency upgrades through $14.5 million in C-PACE funding between Counterpointe Sustainable Real Estate and the California Statewide Commun
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