Renewable energy claims: State AGs scrutinize Amazon, Google, Meta and Microsoft

Letter from 16 states challenges the tech companies’ purchases of ‘unbundled’ certificates issued by renewable electricity projects. Read More

Get ready to weigh in on an overhaul of carbon accounting for electricity 

The Greenhouse Gas Protocol will accept public comments about proposed revisions to the Scope 2 starting in October. Read More

Inside Levi’s and Schneider’s bid to clean up garment supply chains

The partners aim to accelerate renewable energy adoption among suppliers in India, creating a model for industry-wide change. Read More

Fashion report slams 90 brands on energy — and tells them what to do about it

The industry embrace need to embrace clean heat and accountabilty, according to Fashion Revolution's latest report. Read More

4 solar power breakthroughs in 2025, from a legendary climate activist 

Bill McKibben, founder of activist groups 350.org and Third Act, offers a hopeful account of solar energy’s life-changing economic potential in his new book, “Here Comes the Sun.” Read More

How Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ is affecting climate tech investment

It's mostly wait-and-see mode for startups and investors, but at some point “markets will come roaring back,” said one venture capitalist. Read More

Why Mars plans to more than triple the amount of renewable energy it buys

The food and candy maker is adopting a unique approach to match Scope 3 electricity used for product manufacturing, distribution and consumption. Read More

Higher prices, fewer deals: What’s in store for clean energy buyers

Corporations with renewable energy pledges are rushing to secure projects as tax credit window closes quickly. Read More

Dow and Amazon take a big chance on a small nuclear reactor

Operating at higher temperatures than legacy equipment, the technology will provide the industrial steam needed for plastic pellet production. Read More

Data-center demand sends electricity prices soaring

Unfortunately, renewable energy alone will not be enough to meet increased demand. Read More