Universities & Colleges From NC & PA Unite On Huge Solar Power Project In ……
Three universities and six colleges have joined forces to help Kentucky transition from a coal economy to a solar power powerhouse.
Three universities and six colleges have joined forces to help Kentucky transition from a coal economy to a solar power powerhouse.
By Meghan McIntyre, Senior Energy Analyst at Zeigo
Mid-sized companies are the engine of the global economy. The World Bank says small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) represent 90% of businesses globally. So, it’s safe to say that if we don’t get mid-sized companies on board, the energy transition won’t happen. Saying might be easier than doing. SMEs have … [continued]
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