GM is First Automaker in Solar Power; Centrica Featured by Carbon Disclosure Project; Global Data Says Oil and Gas Investments to Top $1 trillion - Energy Minute for September 18, 2012
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General Motors has been recognized as the top automotive solar power user in the U.S. by the Solar Energy Industries Association. The ranking paces GM at number 13 in the top 20 solar-powered companies in the country. GM has announced plans to double its global solar output to 60 megawatts in the next three years, and to increase its renewable energy use by 125 megawatts by 2020.
Centrica has been recognized by the Carbon Disclosure Project for its approach to the disclosure of climate change information. The company is featured in CDP’s Carbon Disclosure Leadership Index for the fourth consecutive year, with a score that indicates good internal data management and understanding of climate change issues affecting the company. Centrica is an integrated energy company operating in the U.K. and the U.S.
Global Data, a nature resource research company, reports that global oil and gas capital expenditures will top $1 trillion in 2012. This amount tops last year’s $916 billion, a 1
Centrica has been recognized by the Carbon Disclosure Project for its approach to the disclosure of climate change information. The company is featured in CDP’s Carbon Disclosure Leadership Index for the fourth consecutive year, with a score that indicates good internal data management and understanding of climate change issues affecting the company. Centrica is an integrated energy company operating in the U.K. and the U.S.
Global Data, a nature resource research company, reports that global oil and gas capital expenditures will top $1 trillion in 2012. This amount tops last year’s $916 billion, a 1