A long-anticipated energy bill unveiled in North Carolina, House Bill 951, aims to modernize the state’s energy sector and reduce carbon emissions by more than 60% by 2030. Much of the reaction to the bill centers on whether the state’s coal fleet will retire fast enough and, whether Governor Cooper’s plan for North Carolina to […]
Green Strategies and the Clean Air Task Force fully support the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC or the Commission) process to consider requiring disclosures related to climate change so as to better inform investors of relevant risks, impacts, and opportunities. High-quality and accurate information increases the efficiency and stability of capital markets. Investors are increasingly […]
The U.S. recycling market is broken and the impacts of its failure are increased greenhouse gas emissions (GHG), floating plastic detritus and the exposure of underprivileged communities to harmful pollutants. We can revive the recycling industry and mitigate these problems, but we need a policy fix. Click here to read Roger’s opinion piece in The […]
Large buyers have deployed around 25 new gigawatts of new renewable capacity over the last five years. Traditional corporate procurement methods have led to this success story, but the planet requires we move even faster and more effectively to adopt clean energy. In our GreenBiz article, Why corporate energy buyers should ‘Go to 11’, Armond […]
At the Edison Electric Institute’s (EEI) National Fall Key Accounts Virtual Experience this October, Roger spoke to attendees about the urgent need to achieve net zero emissions in the electric sector and the role of corporate clean energy procurement in reaching this ambitious goal. To watch Roger’s presentation and live question and answer session, please […]
