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Browsing the "Corporate Social Responsibility" Tag

Fuel Cells to Power CBS Studios in California

July 2nd, 2012 | by Andrew

CBS Studios is the latest high-profile corporation to turn to fuel cells in an effort to "green" its energy use. Six 90%-efficient UTC Power PureCell systems are to be installed at production and office facilities, resulting in significant reductions in CO2 and NOx emissions, as well as water consumption.


Element Power Adds Educational/Cultural Center to Solar Power Projects in Chile’s Atacama

June 1st, 2012 | by Andrew

Projects such as building the center are part and parcel of Element's efforts to develop its business internationally and domestically, a business strategy that incorporates socially beneficial outreach aspects to its activities. Element views such initiatives as bi-directional in that it results in a give-and-take and exchange of information and opinions between the company and local residents


Locally Produced, Consumed Solar Power & Inventor Nationalism: A New Model to Spur US Manufacturing & Job Growth

October 31st, 2011 | by Andrew

Prolific inventor and Silicon Valley serial entrepreneur Kent Kernahan and partners believe they're on to a way for US inventors, and local governments and communities to play a direct, pivotal role in revitalizing US manufacturing and job growth. Through their latest ventures, Ideal PV and Locally Grown Power, they're looking to leverage Kernahan's latest solar power innovations in building solar PV panel plants with local governments and community groups that will produce and consume clean, renewable power locally and sustainably over the long term


Packaging World Reports on Sustainability Survey

June 16th, 2011 | by Glenn Meyers

In a recent article, Packaging World reports sustainability is becoming an integrated part of the majority of business operations today. Not only does a commitment to sustainability help reduce costs, it also helps in the recognition of meaningful brands



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