Sustainability
How a Rule Change Could Affect Renewable Prices
FERC’s first major review of its guidelines in nearly 40 years might alter renewable power producers’ ability to compete with conventional sources.
Work Begins on Virginia’s Tallest Timber Building
Apex Clean Energy’s new headquarters, scheduled for completion by mid-2021, will feature a wide array of sustainable features.
Digital Realty Signs Energy Agreements in Virginia, Oregon
Combined, the three deals will add 277,000 megawatt-hours of new clean energy to the regional grid.
Carnegie Mellon University Switches to Wind Power
ENGIE Resources and Amerex Energy Services designed a structure to procure energy sourced from a 306-megawatt project to serve all of the campus’ electricity needs.
Energy Efficiency Scorecard: Rating the States
An annual ranking shows which states are leading the charge and which are lagging.
GE Renewable, Google Sign PPA for Swedish Wind Park
The 175-megawatt facility is currently under construction some 290 miles north of Stockholm, with expected delivery by the end of 2020.
Record-Setting Colorado Solar Project Advances
Dubbed Bighorn Solar, the 240-megawatt development will be the largest on-site solar facility dedicated to a single customer in the country.
New York’s Flagship Power Plant Looks to the Future
Inside the epic $1.1 billion, 15-year upgrade of the New York State Power Authority’s historic hydropower facility.
BLT’s Silicon Harbor Turns on Solar Power
The system is estimated to produce enough energy to offset up to 10 percent of the property’s consumption when fully occupied.
Hudson Yards’ First Phase Earns LEED ND Gold
The LEED Neighborhood Development Gold certification, the first in Manhattan, was awarded for the residential, commercial and mixed-use buildings, as well as infrastructure and green spaces.