PwC, one of the world’s most recognizable businesses, formerly Pricewaterhouse Coopers, has announced this week that not only has it cut its overall carbon footprint by nearly a third since 2007, but that it will now commit to reducing its total carbon by 40% and commit to procuring 100% renewable electricity.
We may soon see a detailed plan on how India plans to achieve 100 GW solar power capacity by 2022. The Indian minister for coal, power, and renewable energy, Piyush Goyal, has announced that a detailed plan on how his government plans to install an additional 97 GW capacity over … [continued]
A new report shows that renewable energy investment in the United Kingdom hit a record high in 2014, with electricity generated from renewables increasing by 20% as well. In fact, in 2014, not only did renewable energy investment hit a record of £10.7 billion, but renewable jobs increased by 9% as … [continued]
Reposted from the always insightful Dr Joe Romm of Climate Progress, enjoy (or not) this “pull me down” about a new global warming study out from PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC): A new report by PricewaterhouseCoopers finds humanity has its foot on the accelerator as we head toward a cliff. The only hope is very … [continued]
The value of global renewable energy mergers and acquisitions jumped 40 percent in 2011, but can the rise continue through 2012?
