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The new participants are Google, McDonald's, adidas Group, Nestle, Kellogg and Avery Dennison.

Data center provider Switch recently announced that its SUPERNAP data centers are now 100% powered by renewable energy.

San Diego is trying to figure out how it will meet the goal of powering all homes and businesses with renewable energy by 2035.

The California Public Utilities Commission has taken steps toward maintaining the state's net energy metering tariff for at least the next three years.

NYSERDA announced in December that a large-scale wind project supported by New York's Renewable Portfolio Standard will sell power to corporations.

Traditionally more of a residential energy efficiency financing tool, property-assessed clean energy, or PACE, is gaining ground in the commercial sector.

Google is making considerable long-term investments in renewable energy to power their own operations and support renewable energy penetration globally.

Center for Resource Solutions digs into the U.S. EPA's Clean Power Plan with an introduction to emission rate credits.

CRS explores how, in the context of the U.S. EPA's Clean Power Plan, the creation and trading of emission rate credits may affect renewable energy credit markets.