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ENGYS’ new HPC cluster at Verne’s Nordic data center ensures maximum results at minimum environmental cost

Funding marks the Company’s first selection for federal funding to focus on implementing clean energy projects, supporting its ambition of net-zero carbon emissions by 2050

Ferguson plc (NYSE: FERG; LSE: FERG) today published its fiscal year (“FY”) 2023 ESG Report, outlining the Company’s progress on its ESG strategy and vision to minimize the environmental impact of its operations and foster a culture that is safe, inclusive, accepting and engaging for all its associates.“ESG may be how it’s described today, but Ferguson has lived these values for the past 70 years,” said Kevin Murphy, Ferguson CEO. “We help take care of our people and the planet, and aim to run a

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NextDecade Corporation (“NextDecade”) (NASDAQ: NEXT) announced today the execution of a 15-year sale and purchase agreement (“SPA”) with ENGIE S.A. (“ENGIE”) for the supply of liquefied natural gas (“LNG”) from NextDecade’s Rio Grande LNG export project (“RGLNG”) in Brownsville, Texas.Under the SPA, ENGIE will purchase 1.75 million metric tonnes per annum (“MTPA”) of LNG on a free-on-board (“FOB”) basis. The LNG supply will be from the first two trains of Rio Grande LNG, with the first train exp

Windstream, a privately held communications and software company, today announced a retail renewable energy agreement with ENGIE Resources, a subsidiary of ENGIE North America. The five-year contract extends through 2026 under which Windstream will purchase electricity and Renewable Energy Credits from ENGIE’s Live Oak wind project in Texas. This renewable energy purchase matches 100% of Windstream’s forecasted electricity consumption at more than 400 Texas locations.This press release features

Walmart’s Mark Vanderhelm, VP of Energy and Facilities Management released the following note Thursday:Doing what’s right for the future of our planet means making major change. That’s why we’ve committed to becoming a regenerative company powered by 100% renewable energy in our own operations by 2035, and are investing in the technologies of tomorrow, today – so each step toward our goal prioritizes renewable, restorative operations.We’re pleased to announce that in collaboration with ENGIE Nor

Facedrive Inc. (“Facedrive”) (TSXV: FD), the first Canadian peer-to-peer, eco-friendly ride-sharing network, is pleased to welcome Jay Wilgar, a 20-year veteran of start-up management and business growth, to the Facedrive executive team as Chief Strategy Officer.Mr. Wilgar is the former Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of Newstrike Brands Ltd. and has served on the board of directors of Facedrive since September 2019. As Chief Strategy Officer of Facedrive, Mr. Wilgar will use his two decade

Conquest enters Benelux with the investment in 5 greenfield onshore wind parks in the Flanders region.

With these new moves, announced during this year’s Climate Week, the Un-carrier continues to push the wireless industry toward making big changes to use clean energy and protect the environmentWhat’s the news: T-Mobile is launching its Solomon Forks Wind Project with ENGIE US Wind in Kansas and signing agreements with five additional clean energy sources across the U.S. These initiatives bring the company to 95% sourced clean energy, a massive step forward in its commitment to use 100% renewable energy by 2021.Why it matters: Big companies have a responsibility to protect the environment — and T-Mobile takes that responsibility seriously. As the only major U.S. telecom to commit to 100% green energy, it’s no surprise the Un-carrier continues to be a recognized leader in sustainability by taking big steps that will have a big impact — and challenging others to follow suit.Who it’s for: Anyone who’s concerned about how companies are doing their part to ensure the future of our planet!

With these new moves, announced during this year’s Climate Week, the Un-carrier continues to push the wireless industry toward making big changes to use clean energy and protect the environmentWhat’s the news: T-Mobile is launching its Solomon Forks Wind Project with ENGIE US Wind in Kansas and signing agreements with five additional clean energy sources across the U.S. These initiatives bring the company to 95% sourced clean energy, a massive step forward in its commitment to use 100% renewable energy by 2021.Why it matters: Big companies have a responsibility to protect the environment — and T-Mobile takes that responsibility seriously. As the only major U.S. telecom to commit to 100% green energy, it’s no surprise the Un-carrier continues to be a recognized leader in sustainability by taking big steps that will have a big impact — and challenging others to follow suit.Who it’s for: Anyone who’s concerned about how companies are doing their part to ensure the future of our planet!

Starbucks New Approach to Renewable Energy Investments Directly Benefits Local Community