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GHG Emissions - September 7, 2016
BlackRock issues climate change warning to investors
On the heels of the U.S. and China formally joining the Paris Agreement on climate change, BlackRock on Sept. 6 urged investors to factor climate change into their portfolios or face financial losses.
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Energy Efficiency - August 27, 2016
Weekend reads: Cannabis and LEDs; a gasoline-powered car ban; DOE program under fire & more
Kick back with these must-read energy stories from around the web.
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Sourcing Renewables - August 12, 2016
Report: Policy can advance C&I use of renewables
While the number of U.S. corporations pursuing clean energy to power their businesses has grown dramatically in recent years, regulation has emerged as a tough barrier to further progress in the commercial and industrial market for renewable energy.
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Wind - August 9, 2016
Massachusetts law will increase use of wind, hydro
A new Massachusetts law, signed by Republican Gov. Charlie Baker on Aug. 8, calls for an increase in the amount of renewable energy, especially wind and hydro, used in the state.
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Distributed Generation - August 4, 2016
FERC greenlights Apple Energy power sales
Apple Inc.'s Apple Energy unit received FERC approval to sell excess renewable energy generation at market rates.
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Wind - July 1, 2016
Google signs PPA for additional European wind energy to power data centers
Google on June 29 said it agreed to purchase, for 12 years, the entire electric output of a 120-MW wind farm to be built in Norway. The company will use the energy to power its European data centers.
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Sourcing Renewables - April 15, 2016
MidAmerican Energy goes all-in on wind, announces $3.6B project
The Berkshire Hathaway Inc. subsidiary announced plans for a new, $3.6 billion wind project that is expected to add up to 2,000 MW of wind generation in Iowa.
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Solar - April 12, 2016
Massachusetts governor signs solar legislation reducing state's net metering cap
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker on April 11 signed solar legislation into law that increases the state's net metering cap.
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Solar - April 6, 2016
Proposed legislation would increase net metering cap in Massachusetts by 3%
A legislative committee in Massachusetts has agreed on final language for a bill that would raise the state's net metering cap by 3%.
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Sourcing Renewables - March 21, 2016
California geothermal plant gains preliminary approval
The Imperial Irrigation District's board of directors voted last week to approve a 1,900-acre lease agreement with Controlled Thermal Resources to build a 250-MW geothermal plant.
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