Hometree

solarpowerworldonline | February 12, 2020

Portland General Electric and Avangrid Renewables, a subsidiary of Avangrid, announced an agreement to purchase power from a new 162-megawatt solar generation facility — the largest in Oregon — to be developed and built in eastern Oregon. The new facility will supply power and the accompanying renewable energy credits to PGE’s Green Future Impact customers, helping them source up to 100% of their energy from a local renewable energy resource that they’ve helped make possible. “We’re proud to mee...

Strategy and Best Practices,Energy,Grid Environment

Liskow | December 06, 2022

Full-service law firm Liskow & Lewis APLC today launched a rebrand focused on its core work in the energy sector, reflecting the firm’s roots and its ongoing commitment to leading clients in their evolving industries. The rebrand includes a new visual identity and website that align with the needs of its longtime clients as they work to achieve their energy transition goals, while respecting Liskow’s history of leadership in the sector, dating back to its founding nearly 90 years...

Solar+Storage

businesswire | June 14, 2023

Turtle, one the nation’s largest privately-held electrical and industrial distributors, and Catalyze, a national clean energy transition company, are partnering to expand the availability of energy-efficient solutions to commercial and industrial entities and support them in achieving net zero carbon and ESG goals. Turtle will collaborate with Catalyze to bring to market its offering to finance, install, own, and operate integrated renewable energy solutions with no upfront ...

Hilltop Views | February 26, 2020

Last week, the world’s richest man, Jeff Bezos, announced a $10 billion plan to fight climate change that will “fund scientists, activists, NGOs — any effort that offers a real possibility to help preserve and protect the natural world.” It went on, saying the effort will require “collective action from big companies, small companies, nation-states, global organizations, and individuals.” Kudos to Bezos for acknowledging climate change, but his plan is really more of a public relations stunt th...