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GHG Emissions - November 2, 2017

P&G marks progress toward 2020 energy goals

In releasing its latest sustainability report, Procter & Gamble on Oct. 31 reported updates on its energy management and renewable energy initiatives that are helping to drive its commitment to achieve a 30% absolute reduction in Scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions.

Sourcing Renewables - November 2, 2017

Webinar: Knocking on the utilities' door – a closer look at green tariffs

As commercial and industrial companies increasingly commit to corporate sustainability goals, the executives responsible for energy and sustainability management are faced with a variety of alternatives for increasing their use of renewable energy.

October 30, 2017

Infographic: 7 key trends in corporate RE sourcing

What does the appetite for renewable energy investment look like in the wake of the United States' withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement? Seven findings from our exclusive study tell the story in this infographic.

Solar - October 30, 2017

McKesson signs PPA for 3-MW onsite solar project

Pharmaceuticals and health services company McKesson Corp. has executed a power purchase agreement for electricity generated from an onsite, 3-MW solar project at a distribution center in New Jersey.

GHG Emissions - October 30, 2017

CDP: 89% of companies have GHG reduction targets

A new report from CDP outlining responses from more than 1,800 global corporations shows that 89% of them have reported emissions reduction targets in 2017.

GHG Emissions - October 26, 2017

Best Buy fast-tracks energy, fleet efficiency, RE use

Best Buy on Oct. 26 rolled out new commitments to reduce its carbon emissions, accelerating its previous plans in the areas of energy efficiency, renewable energy and fleet optimization.

Solar - October 25, 2017

Organic Valley joins community solar partnership

Organic Valley, the largest cooperative of organic farmers in the U.S. and a leading organic brand, said Oct. 25 that it will soon cover 100% of its electric load through renewable energy with help from a new community solar partnership.

Regulation - October 23, 2017 - By Caroline Mead

Waiting in the wings: The impact of solar import tariffs

This column, presented by EDF Renewable Energy, explains what's at stake for the U.S. solar industry - and panel costs - if the federal government imposes tariffs on imported modules as suggested in a looming Section 201 trade case petition.

Sourcing Renewables - October 23, 2017

Emerging green tariffs in regulated markets

As the number of utility-offered green tariff programs continues to grow, this report from the World Resources Institute in partnership with the World Wildlife Fund - updated in September - details 17 green tariff proposals and offerings across 13 states.