I have been a part of more than my share of 10Ks and S-1s through the years, so I found this blog post very interesting. The Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) issued an interpretive release on February 2, 2010, entitled Commission Guidance Regarding Disclosure Related to Climate Change. The release does not create any new [...]
I thought this was pretty interesting considering all of the doom and gloom regarding the retail sector. Several large retailers are making serious investments in greening their businesses. Huge retailer, Kohl’s, increased its green energy purchase by 160 percent, from 851 million kWh to 1.37 billion kWh, moving from the third-largest purchaser to the second-largest [...]
Green Squared has its corporate office in Dallas as well as an engineering office in Dallas so it is fairly common that I get a DFW-centric piece come across my email. The piece is informative no matter where you might be reading this summary. I found this one particularly interesting as it was published by [...]
I mentioned the PlaNYC when I blogged about the Washington DC statute so I figured I’d come full circle. NYC did pass its own new green legislation. The legislation is a component of PlaNYC, a broad strategy introduced in 2007 with the goal of reducing New York City’s carbon footprint 30 percent by 2030. The [...]
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is now reviewing a proposal to link three separate North American electricity grids with state-of-the-art switching terminals and superconducting cables. Those three grids – the Eastern Interconnection east of the Rocky Mountains, the Western Electricity Coordinating Council (WECC) west of the Rockies, and the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) [...]
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