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Strategy and Best Practices,Energy

Stellantis | December 13, 2022

Stellantis and DTE Energy announced a clean energy commitment to add 400 megawatts of new solar projects in Michigan - enough clean energy to power approximately 130,000 homes annually - through DTE's MIGreenPower voluntary renewable energy program. The clean energy commitment is the second largest renewable energy purchase ever made in the U.S. from a utility1 and will avoid more than 670,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually2. Earlier t...

Bloomberg | April 29, 2020

European utilities with bulging renewable energy portfolios are showing that the way out of the coronavirus slump is colored green. Energy companies from Orsted A/S to Iberdrola SA reported robust first quarter earnings in a period that has been bedeviled by a slump in energy demand and a collapse in gas prices. Owning large wind and solar portfolios has so far protected those companies from the worst effects of the crisis. Utilities are the third best performing sector on the Stoxx 600 this yea...

Sustainability,Strategy and Best Practices

Avishtech | November 16, 2022

Avishtech, the leading provider of PCB simulation solutions, today announced the launch of its Gauss Sustainability offering. With this offering, users can assess design-specific CO2-equivalent emissions for their printed circuit board designs. This assessment includes the full set of raw materials as well as all process steps and yield losses. In addition, Gauss Sustainability will enable the companies who are now working to standards like the Greenhouse Gas Protocol, ISO14404, ISO14064 (both -...

The Fuel Fox | February 01, 2020

According to new figures, the world’s largest technology companies have fuelled a track rise in renewables marketed directly to international corporations the year before. Due to a growing thirst for sustainable power, clean energy from renewables developers purchased by industries has increased three times in the two previous years. The most important renewable energy buyers to fuel their data hubs were software powerhouses, like Google, Facebook, Amazon, as well as Microsoft. BloombergNEF has ...