Ohana Means Family: Learning to Share Resources Sustainably
Tackling sustainable energy production on resource constrained islands
Renewable Energy
Can Procter & Gamble really improve people’s lives?
The largest consumer packaged goods company in the world has aggressive goals to reduce climate change.
The $10,000,000,000,000 Oil Company You’ve Never Heard Of
Oil usage is the single largest contributor to greenhouse gases (GHG) in the entire planet. According to the EPA, CO2 represents 81% of all GHG’s and oil combustion is the number one source of CO2 emissions [1]. Because of this, governments around […]
700 years of electricity from nuclear waste? Can TerraPower do it?
While investments in solar panels, wind turbines, biofuels, and hydropower continue to increase, it will not be enough to meet the 56% increase in energy consumption by 2040. [1]
Straddling regulation: A refiner’s opportunities and setbacks in the face of climate change
Alon USA faces challenges with increasing climate change regulation in California, but if they can shift to renewables quickly they stand to make a (sustainable) profit.
Trouble at Mitsubishi (Transforming Power Plant Business Portfolio)
Evolving trend of energy sources and challenge in transforming power generation business for an incumbent player
Aspiration Energy: Decentralized Solar Thermal Systems for Industrial Process Heating
Aspiration Energy is an innovative company poised for success with growing demand for renewable energy in India
For NextEra, North Dakota Wind is the New Fracking
Renewable wind energy has been an unsung hero in North Dakota's energy growth over the past decade. Can NextEra Energy Resources lead North Dakota market share in the highly competitive wind space?
Southern California Edison: The power to change
Southern California Edison has been a model of how a large utility can successfully adapt to climate control regulations requiring an increase in renewable energy.
Amazon Web Services: Greenhouse Gases in the Cloud
The Cloud: High Growth, High Energy Usage When you stream video on Netflix or pin photos on Pinterest, you’re using infrastructure managed by Amazon Web Services (AWS), a suite of cloud computing services used by many of the biggest companies […]