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Incorporating Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) can optimize your energy strategy for cost efficiency, reliability, security, and reducing your organizations environmental impact – but the benefits can vary significantly. Learn how to assess the benefits of DERs with these five key considerations: 1. Understand stakeholder priorities 2. Identify constraints early 3. Be ready for a marathon 4. Financial risks in grid supply 5. Today’s opportunities Read More

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Redefining chemicals management is no small task. Here's how 5 companies pooled their efforts to lead in Massachusetts. Read More

Applications such as Google's DeepMind are using artificial intelligence to crank up energy efficiency. What does this mean for good, green human-powered jobs? Read More

Monday's 24-hour livestream represents a mash-up of the latest in climate communications. Here's an inside look. Read More

One sustainability expert's journey from leading at Starbucks to the tech giant took passion, drive and a global worldview. Read More

How companies in the U.S. and Europe are helping utilities supply targeted areas with renewable electricity. Read More

Here's how one creative startup made the business case for recycling common trash such as paint, gum and cigarettes into everyday commodities. Read More

At many companies, the overlap between corporate sustainability challenges and operational and strategic risks is growing. At the same time, there are often disconnects between established finance modeling and enterprise risk management processes and the discourse and expertise surrounding sustainability issues. Companies that do not close this gap may find themselves losing ground in an increasingly competitive global marketplace. Read More

Sponsored: American entrepreneurs introduced chlorination to city water in 1913. A hundred years and millions of saved lives later, it’s still the best option. Read More