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Energy Efficiency - March 15, 2017

Google gains approval for new energy efficient HQ

Google has received unanimous approval for a new energy efficient headquarters from the Mountain View, Calif., City Council.

Industrial - March 15, 2017

EnerNOC exploring alternatives, potential sale

Boston-based demand response provider EnerNOC said in its 2016 fourth-quarter and full-year earnings report that it may be forced to offload certain business operations or sell the company.

Commercial - March 14, 2017

Macerich property meets new green-building standard

Shopping-center developer Macerich said one of its properties, The Oaks in Thousand Oaks, Calif., became the first U.S. building to meet BRE America’s new green-building standard as a BREEAM In-Use certified building.

Industrial - March 14, 2017

Ford touts energy efficiency efforts in manufacturing

Ford Motor Co. highlighted its efforts to reduce its environmental impact, pointing to its Partnership for A Cleaner Environment program, through which it shares sustainability initiatives with its suppliers worldwide.

GHG Emissions - March 13, 2017

Ceres-led group of businesses appeals to EPA, supports auto-industry standards

A Ceres-led coalition of businesses sent a letter to U.S. EPA chief Scott Pruitt urging the federal regulator to retain auto industry fuel-efficiency and emissions standards.

Industrial - March 13, 2017

Nestlé outlines energy, sustainability goals

Nestle laid out 42 planned commitments in its Creating Shared Value agenda to align with the U.N.'s 17 Sustainable Development Goals.

Regulation - March 11, 2017

Weekend reads: Power market upheaval; dismantling the Clean Power Plan; Tesla helps Hawaii & more

Kick back with these must-read energy stories from around the web.

Sourcing Renewables - March 10, 2017

Japanese Apple supplier commits to 100% renewables

Apple has taken another step toward powering its supply chain with 100% clean energy.

Sourcing Renewables - March 10, 2017

Moody's: Primary driver of renewable energy demand has shifted to corporates, other new entrants

Corporate power purchase agreements and community choice aggregators are now primary drivers of demand for renewable energy in the U.S., replacing state mandates for greener power portfolios, according to a new report from Moody's Investors Service.

March 9, 2017

MGM to install cogeneration at Massachusetts casino

The cogeneration solution for MGM Resorts International's new casino in Springfield, Mass., is expected to save the company between $300,000 and $400,000 a year on energy costs.

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