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The world embraced 2021 with glimmers of hope that the pandemic may soon be behind us. And, while there are indeed many reasons to celebrate, we also have less time to avoid the worst effects of climate change.
A partnership announced last fall between Brookfield Renewable and JPMorgan Chase is setting a new benchmark for corporate sustainability and decarbonization. Featuring a bold target, large scale, and optimized transparency and auditability, the deal has all the hallmarks
For this Company Spotlight, we interviewed ClearTrace’s CEO, Lincoln Payton, about how the company is enabling companies to accurately and transparently measure and track their claims of carbon reductions, sustainability, and renewable energy. ClearTrace is an energy, data
The events of 2020 thrust the issue of corporate sustainability front and center in many C-suites. With that heightened visibility comes questions about accountability and accounting — specifically carbon accounting. It’s a dilemma decades in the making: How
Let’s consider a relatively simple market, such as commercial real estate. To assess their carbon footprint, companies need to accurately monitor each building’s energy use, including both energy efficiency measures and onsite energy systems (cogeneration, solar and/or back-up
Carbon accounting might not quite be a dinner table topic right now. But as the world feels more pressure to slow the pace of climate change, governments and corporations alike are exploring how to measure carbon footprints. Austin
AUSTIN, Texas–(BUSINESS WIRE)–ClearTrace, a software company that provides automated energy and carbon accounting for investors, enterprises, and real estate owners, announced today it has raised $4 million in Series A financing, led by Clean Energy Ventures, a venture
Last week, the acclaimed co-founder of Apple, Steve Wozniak, unveiled his second company, Efforce, with a slick website and much media fanfare. Efforce claims to disrupt the energy efficiency market by using blockchain and “WOZX” tokens to finance energy efficiency projects.
New York — Banking giant JPMorgan Chase plans to use blockchain to help it achieve 100% renewable energy consumption by the end of 2020. JP Morgan has partnered with US-based swytchX, a company using technology including blockchain to facilitate
