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Amgen announced the issuance of its inaugural $750 million green bond to advance the environmental goals that are part of the company’sESG framework.

Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) announced it will launch the Cavendish NextGen Hydrogen Hub, the state’s first of its kind "green” hydrogen plant to generate less carbon in the environment.

In this episode, Smart Energy Voices presents the keynote speaker from the recent Renewable Energy Forum, Brian Janous - General Manager of Energy at Microsoft. As one of the world’s preeminent leaders in the energy transition, Microsoft is constantly innovating. Listen in as Brian provides a glimpse into the mindset and culture at Microsoft that has enabled its unique approach to innovation, including efforts to drive collaboration between peers, suppliers, and customers to enable broader adoption of renewable energy.

Toyota Motor North America announced Feb. 24 that it will soon offer drivers of its new battery-electric SUV complimentary charging through a partnership with a nationwide charging network.

PANGAIA announced Feb. 23 that it is committed to reaching net zero in its operational emissions and powering its operations with 100% renewable energy by 2025.

A supplier for the U.S. military will soon be joining a project to design and produce new technology that could convert military vehicles to electric models.

Meta announced Feb. 16 that its newest data center will be located in Kuna, Idaho, through an investment of $800 million.

The U.S. surpassed more than 200 GW of total operating utility-scale clean energy capacity in 2021, but policy issues may be holding the industry back from its growth potential, according to a new report.

Rio Tinto and the Tasmanian Government announced Feb. 20 a new partnership to investigate opportunities for decarbonizing industrial sectors in the region.

Texas’ Port of Corpus Christi could soon be the location of a green hydrogen production, storage, transportation and export operation.