Sustainability
Seattle Pilot Seeks Solution to Split Incentives
The city is testing a promising new way to reward property owners for investing in efficiency.
Renewable Energy and the COVID-19 Factor
The pandemic has little-discussed implications for the supply chain that powers alternative energy projects in the U.S. and around the world.
Solar-Plus-Storage Sparks State Agency’s Upgrade
The California workers’ comp fund employs multiple tools for the next phase of its sustainability plan.
How Proptech Is Changing Energy Operations and Green Buildings
Insights from venture capitalist Jake Fingert of Camber Creek on the intersection of energy and technology.
Blackstone Acquires Canadian Battery Storage Firm
Marathon Capital acted as advisor to NRStor C&I, Fengate and Lake Bridge, while McCarthy Tetrault and Torys served as their legal counsel.
CIM Group Breaks Ground on First Phase of 2.7GW Solar Project
Westlands Solar Park is located in a designated Opportunity Zone in California’s San Joaquin Valley in western Fresno and Kings counties.
NortH2: Europe’s Largest Green Hydrogen Facility
In the first phase, the NortH2 project translates to the construction of large wind farms that can gradually grow to a capacity of roughly 10 gigawatts.
Gotham Greens Greenhouse Replaces Bethlehem Steel Mill
Like other Gotham Greens facilities, the greenhouse uses hydroponic systems and is 100 percent powered by renewable energy.
Florida’s Take on the Climate Crisis
Sebastian Jaramillo, partner with law firm Wolfe Pincavage, and Luis Gazitua, partner at JAG Insurance Group, speak about issues arising from climate change in the Sunshine State.
New Energy Conservation Code Passes in NYC
Mayor Bill de Blasio approved the 2020 NYC Energy Conservation Code to combat global warming.