Aiden Green

3 weeks ago | carboncredits.com | Aiden Green

DuPont has hit a major sustainability milestone by reaching 100% renewable electricity across all of its operations in the European Union, which helps in its goal to reach net-zero emissions by 2050. It also shows increasing energy in corporate environmental leadership. DuPont met its target using solar power installations and renewable energy certificates (RECs). This shows its commitment to clean energy and sets a strong example for the industrial sector.

3 weeks ago | carboncredits.com | Aiden Green

Element Resources has received approval to build the Lancaster Clean Energy Center, a $1.85 billion green hydrogen plant in California. Once finished, this facility will be North America’s biggest green hydrogen plant. It can produce 22,000 tons of green hydrogen every year. The project aims to meet the rising demand for clean energy. It will also help the United States shift from fossil fuels to sustainable energy sources.

3 weeks ago | carboncredits.com | Aiden Green

Media agency, The Maritime Exclusive, reported that Japan’s parliament has passed a pivotal amendment that will allow offshore wind projects in the country’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ)—marking a major shift in the nation’s clean energy strategy. First introduced in January 2024, the legislation aims to unlock over 4 million square kilometers of Japan’s EEZ for renewable energy development. Until now, wind farms have been limited to Japan’s territorial and internal waters.

3 weeks ago | carboncredits.com | Aiden Green

Meta has signed a 20-year energy deal with Constellation Energy to supply nuclear power to its growing AI data centers in Illinois. Beginning in 2027, this agreement will ensure a steady supply of clean energy. This will help Meta grow its AI operations and cut carbon emissions. Nuclear energy is low in carbon and reliable, making it a good choice for big tech companies. As these companies increase their green power commitments, they also face more regulatory pressure.

3 weeks ago | carboncredits.com | Aiden Green

Last year, TotalEnergies launched an initiative called “Our 5 Levers for Sustainable Change.” This program aims to involve all employees in reducing emissions by improving energy efficiency and using low-carbon technologies throughout the company’s operations. In 2024, TotalEnergies reduced emissions from its operated sites by more than 36% compared to 2015 levels.