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Sourcing Renewables  -  January 15, 2020

PepsiCo plans for 100% renewable energy in 2020

PepsiCo announced Jan. 15 its plan to achieve 100% renewable energy for its U.S. direct operations in 2020 by targeting a portfolio of PPAs, VPPAs, RECs and onsite solar.
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Microgrids  -  January 14, 2020

Stop & Shop to power 40 stores from clean microgrid

Stop & Shop will begin to power 40 of its Massachusetts and New York stores with clean energy from a 24/7 microgrid, the company announced Jan. 14.
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Energy Efficiency  -  January 14, 2020

Truman State Univ. banks $100K incentive for efficiency upgrades

Truman State University will be receiving around $100,00 in cash incentives through a program that included making energy efficiency upgrades to the Kirksville campus, which is expected to save the university more than $49,000 annually in energy cost
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Regulation  -  January 11, 2020

Weekend reads: Sustainability resolutions for 2020; squirrel-proofing the power grid

It's the weekend! Kick back and catch up with these must-read articles from around the web.
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GHG Emissions  -  January 10, 2020

ALTANA commits to carbon neutrality by 2025

ALTANA, a producer of specialty chemicals, pledged to be carbon neutral in all its production and energy procurement by 2025 and to convert fully to green electricity in 2020.
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Solar  -  January 10, 2020

AB InBev inks largest European corporate solar deal

AB InBev, the maker of beers including Budweiser, will begin to power all its European operation with 100% renewable energy through a 10-year VPPA in the largest Pan-European corporate solar deal to date.
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Solar  -  January 9, 2020

Google to combine solar and storage for new Nev. data center

Google has entered into an agreement to power its new $600 million data center in Henderson, Nev., with a hybrid system combining 350 MW of solar energy capacity with up to 280 MW of battery storage.
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Solar  -  January 8, 2020

Santa Barbara School District plans to go off grid with microgrid and solar

The Santa Barbara Unified School District will be working toward its goal of taking itself off the grid through a new energy project that will include solar, battery storage and electric vehicle charging stations districtwide.
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Commercial  -  January 8, 2020

Smithfield Foods to supply Duke Energy with RNG from manufacturing

Smithfield Foods entered into a partnership with a local utility to produce renewable natural gas from the wastewater treatment system at their Tar Heel, N.C., pork processing facility, which will then be used to power the local area.
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Energy Efficiency  -  January 7, 2020

Ca. Dept. of General Services to receive $9.8M for energy upgrades

Public facilities across California will be receiving energy efficiency upgrades under a new contract that was announced Jan. 6.
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