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The City of Rochester began operations Sept. 15 of its community choice clean energy program, the largest in New York State.

New York City began the first phase of a project to increase the number of electric vehicle charging stations available in the city and unveiled its plan to create one of the country’s largest charging networks.

Walmart has completed agreements for more than 50 solar projects totaling 38.3 MW installed at locations across seven states.

Smart Energy Decisions announces the premiere of Season 3 of the Beyond the Meter podcast series.  This season takes a close look at the meaningful impact renewable energy projects can have on the world around you, with industry guests discussing how their cleaner energy transition is driving positive change both within their organization and in the larger community.

Chevron U.S.A. and Caterpillar announced Sept. 9 a new partnership to develop hydrogen as a commercially viable fuel alternative for line-haul rail and marine vessels.

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy released Sept. 8 a statewide ordinance streamlining the installation process for electric vehicle charging infrastructure in a bid to increase the use of low-emission vehicles throughout the state.

Walmart announced Sept. 8 the pricing of its first-ever green bond, set at $2 billion.

The Moscow city transport service will soon be deploying a 12-meter hydrogen electric passenger transit bus in its fleet.

United committed Sept. 9 to purchase 1.5 billion gallons of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) from a cleantech company that the airlines also joined a joint investment in.

Buying clean power or building a sustainable headquarters will signal to your customers—and your employees—that your company walks the talk on its values. But through smaller steps that also move the needle, as explored in this new piece from Apex Clean Energy, every corporation can play a part in the shift to a sustainable future for all.