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Sourcing Renewables - November 14, 2020

Weekend reads: Green hydrogen's role in renewable energy; World leaders turn to Biden to lead the fight against climate change

It's the weekend! Kick back and catch up with these must-read articles from around the web.

Sourcing Renewables - November 13, 2020

Penske leases last-mile electric truck to Temco Logistics

Penske Truck Leasing announced Nov. 11 that Temco Logistics, a last-mile delivery service for home appliances in California, has leased an electric eM2 from the Freightliner Innovation Fleet.

Solar - November 13, 2020

California winery plans solar + battery installation

Domaine Carneros announced Nov. 12 that it is installing a 250 kW solar and battery energy storage system at its winery in Napa, Calif., that could offset nearly 624 metric tons of carbon each year.

GHG Emissions - November 13, 2020

Black & Veatch commits to carbon neutrality in five years

Black & Veatch announced Nov. 12 that it is committed to carbon neutrality by 2025 and to aligning its sustainability path with the UN's Sustainable Development Goals.

Sourcing Renewables - November 12, 2020

Rochester plans CCA program for businesses to source cheap RE

The City of Rochester, N.Y., announced Nov. 12 a new program that will give residents and small business owners the opportunity to source 100% renewable energy at a low, fixed rate.

Solar - November 11, 2020

Vanderbilt Univ. to cover 30% of electricity with new 25 MW solar farm

Vanderbilt University announced Nov. 10 that it, along with the City of Nashville, has partnered with Tennessee Valley Authority and Nashville Electric Service and will begin to purchase 25 MW of energy from a new solar farm in the state.

Solar - November 11, 2020

Land O'Lakes subscribes to three community solar gardens

Land O'Lakes announced Nov. 10 that it subscribed to three recently completed community solar garden projects that total more than 4 MW in capacity.

Sourcing Renewables - November 11, 2020

Hydrogen power gains ground across global economies

Hydrogen production is growing in popularity around the world and could more than double to reach 168 million tons globally by 2030, a new study found.

Sourcing Renewables - November 10, 2020

GM to add 3,000 new jobs in 2021 focused on EV tech development

General Motors announced Nov. 9 that it will be hiring 3,000 new employees in the first quarter of 2021 in the engineering, design and IT departments to increase the development of electric vehicle models and transform the future of software as a service.