Data
Addressing Transparency Expectations in the Metals and Mining Sector
Are you a material supplier concerned with increasing demands for sustainability performance data? Or, are you a manufacturer wondering what raw materials suppliers are doing to demonstrate their sustainability performance? Here’s an article that looks at supplier transparency through the lens of the Metals and Mining industry. Broad lessons can be drawn about next steps for suppliers and the state of supply chain engagement for manufacturers. Read More
13 companies sowing solutions for food resilience
Big Data is among the most fertile approaches to address food scarcity and waste. Here are some intriguing examples of how it's being applied. Read More
How startups are disrupting utility data aggregation
Until now, the commercial real estate industry has been one of the least touched by technology innovation. Read More
12 disruptive innovators in the energy business
From Comverge to Vestas, these innovators have the capacity for creative destruction in the energy sector. Read More
How Apparent aims to catalyze a cleaner, smarter grid
Can a technology upstart headed by Google employee No. 35 disrupt the market for renewable energy? Read More
TSO Logic aims to take data center energy wizardry to non-techies
This company seeks to simplify metrics for data centers. Can its new console rewrite the rules for energy reduction outside the tech world? Read More
Obayashi's living laboratory for green building
Tokyo's Technical Research Institute holds one of the highest possible Platinum ratings for existing building operation. Now, it's going for net zero. Read More
5 solutions to the world's energy, food and water troubles
On World Water Day, breathtaking challenges for sustaining the future come into focus. The good news? Real solutions exist. Read More
How to fix the 10 worst wastes of water
Nike, Coca-Cola, Levi Strauss and Microsoft are working to curb water-guzzling practices in textiles, bottling, irrigation and beyond. Read More
BMW, SAP drive research on connected car services
By 2015, nearly 50 percent of vehicles will integrate with in-dash or smartphone applications for everything from smarter parking to better route planning. Read More