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Key Issues 2021 Environmental, Social, and Governance Report

3BL Media

Key leverages its expertise, relationships, market influence, and resources to help address the pressing challenge of climate change. and provides services to clean technology firms in the power generation, smart grid, energy management, and pollution control sectors.

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Closing the sustainability gap

Sustainability Matters

As industries grapple with climate change, resource scarcity and increasing regulatory scrutiny, businesses are being pushed to prioritise ESG principles. Although the earliest SEC disclosure rules would apply to 2025 data filed in 2026, companies should begin preparations now, as compliance may require system and process updates.

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Executive Predictions 2024: What’s Next for Automotive?

3BL Media

billion available to expand transmission lines, improve grid resiliency, and deploy “smart-grid” technologies. EVs will start to become vehicle-to-grid or V2G-enabled, which turns the vehicle into a battery pack capable of bidirectional power flow able to discharge stored electricity back to the grid.

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Clean energy is hot: how industry employers can find the best people in a growing and competitive job market

Renewable Energy World

economy is gathering steam, as the Biden Administration commits to creating 10 million green jobs to help address climate change and consumer demand for it swells. Rapid employment growth is expected through 2026 in many eco-friendly jobs, according to projections by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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Four climate-saving trends for 2025

Corporate Knights

Elsewhere, Australian authorities are also commissioning several LDES projects, typically providing hundreds of megawatts of capacity using various technologies, including a 200-megawatt compressed air system with eight hours of capacity, developed by Toronto-based Hydrostor.