The Hannaford supermarket chain has announced its aim to become fully powered by renewable energy by 2024. Hannaford has already taken certain measures to reduce its energy consumption. In this regard, it has installed LED lights, night shades, doors on cases, state-of-the-art refrigeration systems as well as rooftop solar on 10 stores. The supermarket chain currently uses 30 per cent renewable energy for its operations and has tied up with 30 community solar projects across Maine, Massachusetts and New York.
NTPC REL to enlist consultants for green ammonia feasibility studies
NTPC Renewable Energy Limited (NTPC REL) has floated bids to enlist technical consultants for green ammonia feasibility studies. The scope of work of the project includes feasibility studies to determine the capital, operational, and gestation […]
Amp Energy: Growing globally with a diversified portfolio
Amp Energy, headquartered in Canada, is a renewable energy company playing the role of infrastructure manager, developer and owner. Established in 2009, the company has taken rapid strides to increase its footprint across geographies, spreading […]
L&T, ReNew and IOCL to invest funds for green hydrogen projects
Larsen & Toubro Limited (L&T) in collaboration with ReNew and Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) announced toinvest Rs 320 billion for the green hydrogen projects. According to the notification, the main focus is on electrolysers, […]