As natural gas use for U.S. electricity generation grows, climate advocates and major energy buyers are eyeing the gas supply chain as a critical emissions mitigation opportunity. At the same time, new frameworks for impact accounting are taking shape that encourage corporations to seek and demonstrate the full emissions mitigation impact of their actions throughout […]
By Roger Ballentine, President of Green Strategies, Inc. Originally published on E&E Leader for a Sustainable Tomorrow Well, maybe a lot of companies. But they should not be. Or maybe companies are not really thinking about it all. But they should be. Other companies may not see impact accounting as an opportunity. But they should. […]
Green Strategies, Inc. is now one of the nation’s oldest boutique strategic energy and sustainability consulting firms, marking our 25-year anniversary this month. As we mark this 25-year milestone, we are looking back at the theory of change that started our journey, how we put that idea to practice, and all those who have inspired […]
By Miranda Ballentine, Senior Advisor at Green Strategies, Inc. Originally published by Trellis. — The vast majority of market experts and energy users oppose the proposed change that would make hourly and location matching mandatory. Key Takeaways: The proposed greenhouse gas protocol changes center on mandatory hourly and location matching for Scope 2 market-based carbon […]
By Roger Ballentine, President of Green Strategies, Inc. Originally published by Utility Dive — The process of rebuilding the Western Renewable Energy Generation Information System creates near-term uncertainties and risks, Roger Ballentine writes. The clean energy sector is under duress from the phase out of federal tax credits and rollbacks of other supportive federal policies. […]
