Supplier News

1. Standard Hydrogen Introduces Groundbreaking Method To Turn Most Garbage Into Zero-Emission Fuel 4/2/2020

   Standard Hydrogen Company, Inc. announces a technology breakthrough in the quest for inexpensive hydrogen by turning garbage into pure zero-emission hydrogen fuel

2. EPA Awards State Of Texas More Than $1.5M To Monitor Particle Air Pollution 4/2/2020

   Recently, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) awarded the state of Texas $1,543,710 to monitor air quality for fine particulate matter, also called particle pollution or soot

3. Lawsuit Prompts Review Of Plastic Pollution Impacts On Hawaiian Waters 4/2/2020

   Responding to a lawsuit from environmental groups, the Trump administration has ordered Hawaii to examine the impact of plastic pollution on its waters, beaches and wildlife

4. Need For Low-Carbon Electricity To Propel Green Technology And Sustainability Market To Revenue Of $57.8B By 2030: P&S Intelligence 4/2/2020

   Due to the rising awareness about the harmful effects of greenhouse gas emission on the environment, the need for low-carbon electricity is increasing, which is driving the global green technology and sustainability market

5. Starwood Energy, OGCI Climate Investments And Elysian Ventures Launch New Carbon Capture Project 4/2/2020

   Starwood Energy Group Global, Inc. ("Starwood") announced today that it has finalized agreements with OGCI Climate Investments ("OGCI CI") to invest in the development of a large-scale carbon capture facility to be integrated with a natural gas power plant

6. Electrolux Highlights Lower Emissions And Introduces New Framework In 2019 Sustainability Report 4/2/2020

   Electrolux, a sustainability leader in the appliance industry, reports a 75% reduction in CO2 emissions from its operations since 2005

7. ADM Advances Sustainability Commitments With Ambitious New Plan To Curb Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Energy Consumption 3/31/2020

   ADM today announced an ambitious new plan to reduce its absolute greenhouse gas emissions by 25 percent and its energy intensity by 15 percent by 2035

8. There’s Too Much Nitrogen And Phosphorus In U.S. Waterways 3/31/2020

   Even minor amounts of human activity can increase nutrient concentrations in fresh waters that can damage the environment, according to a new study.

9. CO₂ Low-Carbon Cement Production With Activated Clay: thyssenkrupp Builds First Industrial Plant In Cameroon 3/31/2020

   thyssenkrupp will equip a cement plant with a plant for the production of calcined clays for the Dutch company Cimpor Global Holdings for the first time

10. America’s Natural Gas And Oil Companies Lead Multiple Initiatives To Reduce Methane Emissions 3/31/2020

    The American Petroleum Institute today applauded the launch of the Texas Methane and Flaring Coalition, an initiative representing nearly 80 percent of oil production in Texas and formed to minimize methane emissions and flaring in the state of Texas.