ACEEE BLOG POST Media Contact: Patrick Kiker pkiker@aceee.org, (202) 507-4043 The Good News, and the Not-So-Good News, on the New DOE Water Heater Test Procedure By Anthony Fryer, Senior Analyst, Appliance Standards Awareness Project (ASAP) On Friday, the Department of Energy (DOE) issued a …
PRESS RELEASE: Consumer Behaviour Key to Sustainable Proteins Success
PRESS RELEASE For Immediate Release May 26th 2014 Consumer Behaviour Key to Sustainable Proteins Success London – Major changes in consumer lifestyles are necessary if the food industry is to avoid a proteins crisis. Protein alternatives to meats and seafood will be featured in the upcoming European edition (June 5-6, …
Green Buzz: Could smart meters stem $14 billion in annual water losses?
Money Matters Could smart meters stem $14 billion in annual water losses? By Heather Clancy Upgrading aging water infrastructure is costly, but advanced technology can help utilities detect leaks or unbilled water usage faster. …Read More How can solar companies get new customers? Cold, hard cash By James Mandel …
Ethical Markets Congratulates Nell Minow for the well-deserved Lifetime Achievement Award and we are proud to have her on our Advisory Board , Hazel Henderson, Editor
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Global brands look to cut carbon emissions contributions
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Florida Opportunity Fund Seeks Applications for Clean Energy Investment Program
The Clean Energy Investment Program, launched by the Florida Opportunity Fund with an initial $36 million in funding, is now accepting applications for investment opportunities that advance the adoption of renewable energy and energy-efficiency technology across the State.