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Report Shows How the S&P 500 Would Fare Financially Under Cap-and-Trade
A new report looks at what financial risks companies in the S&P 500 would face under a cap-and-trade program that requires the purchase of carbon emissions credits. While most would be unaffected, some industries, especially utilities, would face costs much higher than their earnings. Read More
Proposed Vending Machines Standards Cut Energy Use By Up to 42 Percent
Vending machines for soda and other beverages -- ripe targets for saving electricity costs in facilities -- would sip energy rather than guzzle it under new standards proposed by the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy. Read More
2008 Top Ten Utility Solar Integration Rankings
This report from the Solar Electric Power Association highlights U.S. utilities who are leading integration of solar electricity into the grid and ranks them based on installed solar capacity in several categories, such as watts-per-customer and total megawatts. Read More
How to Cool Your Company's Greenhouse Gas Hot Spots
Identifying greenhouse gas hot spots in corporate value chains can help companies address the most significant emissions sources while slashing costs and reducing other business risks. Read More
GE’s 2008 Ecomagination Report
GE details the growth of its ecomagination portfolio to $17 billion in sales for 2008 as well as its progress toward a series of tough environmental performance goals. Read More
Ted Turner Dishes on the Green Restaurant Revolution
The annual conference of the National Restaurant Association, called the NRA Show, got a celebrity boost from Ted Turner when the CNN founder and America's Cup champion sailor was the headliner for a session on green restaurants. Read More
2008 U.S. Fossil Fuel CO2 Emissions See Biggest Drop in Nearly 30 Years
Sky-high fuel prices, declining energy use and a slumping economy gave the U.S. its largest annual decline in fossil fuel-based carbon dioxide emissions since 1982, when emissions fell 5.3 percent. Read More
Google Partners with Eight Utilities in Smart Meter Projects to Track Energy Use Online
Eight utilities in the U.S., Canada and India are teaming up with Google in smart meter projects that will enable customers to monitor their energy use online and better manage their power consumption, the Internet giant announced. Read More
Powering America’s Defense: Energy and Risks to National Security
This report from a panel of retired U.S. military leaders concludes the country's current energy stance threatens the U.S. and its armed forces. Read More
Ten Tips for Finding Grants to Make Your Business Greener
To help businesses win grants to make their operations easier, we asked industry experts for advice on finding and securing the best grants and incentives. Read More