GHG Emissions

According to the U.S. Department of Energy, momentum for clean hydrogen continued to build in 2024 across the United States and globally, with costs going down, scale ramping up, and key technologies improving in performance.

The Ashdown Pulp Mill facility in Arkansas announced its adoption of a first-of-a-kind carbon capture and storage project.

Amazon signed renewable energy power purchase agreements for an additional 476 megawatts.

Smart Energy Decisions announces the continuation of its partnership with iMasons Climate Accord. iMasons Climate Accord will present a general session at Smart Energy Decision’s Net Zero Forum Spring set for April 22-24 and participate in its webinar series with “Powering the Future: Navigating Energy Demands for Data Centers,” on Wednesday, February 5.

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Smart Energy Decisions starts off its 2025 Webinar Series with a look back at the biggest trends in energy and sustainability during 2024 and what to expect in 2025. Listen to a replay of the broadcast for Industry expert Peter Kelly-Detwiler on “The Fight for Supply, followed by the results of SED’s exclusive “What to Watch in 2025” survey featuring the biggest wins and challenges facing the clean energy industry.

Microsoft signed a long-term agreement to receive nature-based carbon removal from its afforestation, reforestation and revegetation (ARR) project in the southern U.S., including Arkansas, Texas, and Louisiana.

Eutelsat Group, a satellite communications provider, announced that its near-term GHG emissions reduction targets were validated by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi).

Glades County School District (GCSD) introduced 13 industry-leading electric school buses to its fleet for the 2024-2025 school year.

Retailer IKEA announced that its use of renewable energy in IKEA retail and other operations grew to 71% in FY24 from 67% in FY23, with its share of renewable electricity increasing from 77% to 81%.