NABRAWIND TECHNOLOGIES

PepsiCo | January 16, 2020

PepsiCo has announced plans to achieve 100% renewable electricity for its US direct operations this year. The US is the company’s largest market and accounts for nearly half of its total global electricity consumption. PepsiCo’s efforts in the US build on its progress in switching to renewable electricity around the world. Nine countries in PepsiCo’s European direct operations already meet 100% of their electricity demand from renewable sources. In 2018, 76% of the electricity needs of the Pepsi...

Food Systems

Georgia Natural Gas | June 03, 2022

Georgia Natural Gas® (GNG) announced today that its Greener Life® program, which assists customers in making their natural gas usage carbon neutral, has reached a program milestone of 100 million pounds of carbon emissions offset. This equates to more than 110 million miles driven by a typical gasoline-powered passenger automobile. "We want to thank our over 18,000 loyal customers who chose Greener Life to manage their carbon footprint. Together, we offs...

Strategy and Best Practices,Energy

Strata Clean Energy | November 16, 2022

Strata Clean Energy (Strata), a nationwide provider of utility-scale clean energy projects, announced its acquisition of Phoenix-based Crossover Energy Partners (Crossover), a clean energy solutions company experienced in developing end-to-end energy transition products for utilities and large energy users. This acquisition expands Strata's offerings and execution capabilities by incorporating Crossover's customer origination and power offtake competencies and other proficiencies t...

Daily Energy Insider | January 21, 2020

Solar capacity in Hawaii jumped 21 percent in 2019 – the largest annual increase ever in the state, according to Hawaiian Electric. Solar capacity increased from 745 cumulative installed megawatts in 2018 to 902 megawatts at the end of 2019. Currently, there are about 3.5 million solar panels producing electricity on Hawaiian Electric’s five grids. Last year, three solar arrays built by Clearway Energy Group totaling 110 megawatts came online, along with Hawaiian Electric’s West Loch solar array...