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Energy Efficiency - February 13, 2017
REIT nabs 100% Gold, Platinum LEED certification
New York City-based real estate investment trust Paramount Group Inc.'s has announced that its entire portfolio of office buildings has achieved either Gold or Platinum LEED certification.
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Regulation - February 11, 2017
Weekend reads: Trump's coal promise; California's costly oversupply; a conservative carbon tax & more
Kick back with these must-read energy stories from around the web.
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Distributed Generation - February 10, 2017
UPS plans $18M distributed solar rollout
UPS recently announced plans to ramp up its investment in solar energy, to the tune of $18 million, as it becomes an owner/operator of solar assets.
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Demand Management - February 10, 2017
Corporate execs back smart manufacturing institute
A newly launched public-private partnership, with participation from corporations such as Corning Inc. and General Mills Inc., is hoping to accelerate the adoption of smart manufacturing.
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Demand Management - February 10, 2017
Industry support drives inaugural SED Innovation Summit attendance beyond expectations
With registration now closed for the Smart Energy Decisions Innovation Summit, the number of confirmed energy executive attendees and supplier sponsors for the event have surpassed original expectations.
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Wind - February 9, 2017
GM helps position wind as all-American energy source
At a General Motors Co. assembly plant in Arlington, Texas, that will soon be powered entirely with wind power, the American Wind Energy Association released its fourth quarter 2016 market report and sought to position the renewable energy source as all-American solution for U.S. businesses.
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Wind - February 9, 2017
Mired in politics, Amazon wind farm fully operational
Despite a last-minute attempt by state legislators to halt it, North Carolina's first commercial-scale wind farm, the 300-MW Amazon Wind Farm U.S. East, is now fully operational.
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Sourcing Renewables - February 8, 2017
Sun Chemical turns to onsite solar to save $400k
Sun Chemical, one of the world's largest producers of printing inks and pigments, has turned to renewable energy to save an estimated $400,000 in electricity costs at one of its production facilities in New Jersey.
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Regulation - February 8, 2017
Wal-Mart among corporate supporters of Missouri bill to allow power purchase agreements
Large corporate energy buyers are hoping the third time's a charm for a Missouri bill that aims to allow them to sign power purchase agreements for renewables from parties other than their utility.
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Finance - February 7, 2017
Deutsche Bank to stop new coal project financing
Citing climate impacts, Deutsche Bank said it will stop granting new financing for greenfield thermal coal mining as well as new coal-fired power plant construction.
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