In response to climate change concerns and global emission control efforts, utility companies face increased pressure to reduce carbon emissions resulting from energy generation. As the United States (U.S) seeks to shift its reliance away from burning fossil fuels, alternative and renewable energy forms gain popularity. Anticipating the effects of climate change, one utilities services company, Exelon, is well positioned to react to the shift in energy consumption patterns as the U.S. reduces its carbon footprint.
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Time for Marriott to ‘Check-in’ to Climate Change
Climate change has the potential to destroy Marriott International’s business as we know it. From its resorts nestled along the beautiful white sandy beaches of the Caribbean to its majestic mountain ski lodges, Marriott is profitable when weather is stable […]
American Airlines positioned to take lead post ICAO CORSIA
Shift in airline emissions regulations post Paris and ICAO advantageous to AA.
PetroChina: Can Deep Pockets Reach Deep Shale?
China is restructuring its energy mix due to increasingly bad air quality. Will PetroChina be able to deliver?
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Aspiration Energy: Decentralized Solar Thermal Systems for Industrial Process Heating
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Jetblue & Sustainability – Is it all just a bunch of hot air?
The airline industry is feeling the pressure to prepare for climate change… It's going to be a long flight, folks!
AI helps data center to stay cool and keeps energy bills low
Data center is a facility that centralizes computer servers, storage and networking systems for certain IT needs. As the world’s economy shifts further into the digital era, the demand for data centers keep accelerating at a fast pace. In 2006, […]
Could CEMEX, a leading sustainable cement manufacturer, leverage new technologies to reduce the CO2 emissions of cement?
The cement industry accounts for ~5% of global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, which makes it one of the major global warming culprits! The improvement of manufacturing processes, introduction of zero cement structural concrete, and development of self-healing concrete could help Cemex to reduce its CO2 emissions even further.