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Sourcing Renewables - October 19, 2019
Weekend reads: The U.S.'s thriving green economy; The ban on fast food drive-thrus
It's the weekend! Kick back and catch up with these must-read articles from around the web.
MoreSeptember 28, 2019
Weekend reads: Solar microgrids in the Bahamas; US gas station ditches oil for EV charging
It's the weekend! Kick back and catch up with these must-read articles from around the web.
MoreRegulation - June 27, 2019
Michigan bill would open state parks for EV charging
The Michigan state legislature on June 26 introduced a bill that would allow for electric vehicle charging stations to be installed on state parks and park-and-ride lots.
MoreRegulation - June 20, 2019
New York State passes most ambitious clean-energy bill to date
The New York State legislature approved June 20 the most aggressive clean energy bill in the country to date, including a goal to source all electricity from emission-free sources by 2040 and an 85% reduction in economy-wide emissions by 2050.
MoreSourcing Renewables - May 29, 2019
Insights from SED's 2018 Fall Renewable Energy Sourcing Forum
As we look forward to the 2019 edition of the Renewable Energy Sourcing Forum, set for September 16-18 in Ponte Vedra, Florida, take a look back at highlights from our 2018 RESF event.
MoreSourcing Renewables - May 10, 2019 - By Caitlin Marquis
How to Get Utilities and Regulators to Provide Renewable Energy Options that Work for Your Company
Energy procurement and sustainability teams tasked with meeting corporate renewable energy targets are all too familiar with the fact that doing so is much easier in some states than in others. That means customers can wait for change – or work to make it happen. This column from the Advanced Energy Buyers Group offers a roadmap for action.
MoreWind - May 4, 2019
Weekend reads: $3B transmission project posts win; LA's own green new deal
It's the weekend! Kick back and catch up with these can't-miss articles from around the web:
MoreApril 24, 2019
San Francisco to require 100% RE for commercial buildings
Mayor London N. Breed announced a plan to transition private commercial buildings in San Francisco of 50,000 square feet and larger to 100% renewable electricity. This new clean electricity requirement will be the first in the nation and will reduce emissions from the City’s largest commercial buildings by an additional 21% to accelerate San Francisco’s drive towards 100% RE by 2030.
MoreSourcing Renewables - March 9, 2019
Weekend reads: Biomass battle; Light bulb revolution
It's the weekend! Kick back and relax with these can't-miss energy articles from around the web.
MoreRegulation - March 1, 2019
Virginia denies Walmart aggregation petition
The State Corporation Commission of Virginia has denied a petition by Walmart to aggregate 164 store locations in the state in order to purchase renewable energy from third-party suppliers because it would shift a financial burden to remaining customers.
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