Sustainability
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.
The Nation’s New Power Picture
Sweeping changes are transforming energy consumption and production. A new study surveys the landscape.
JPMorgan Chase to Restrict Fossil Fuel Project Funding
The announcement follows similar pledges made by several European banks and by Goldman Sachs, which was also the first U.S. bank to announce limits on fossil fuel funding.
Global Carbon Dioxide Emissions Rate Stabilizes
After two consecutive years of sustained growth, and despite the global economic expansion, emissions stopped growing in 2019.
Deep Dive: NYC’s Game-Changing Energy Rules
In the second of two parts, Yardi Energy’s Brian Fridkin shares tips on complying with the city’s far-reaching regulations.
This Year’s Model: Key Standard Advances
The 2021 edition of a widely used model code covers new areas as well as fine-tuning existing standards.