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.
Amazon signs agreement with Engie to procure 473 MW renewable energy from wind farm
Amazon has inked a corporate power purchase agreement (CPPA) with Engie to secure the 473 MW output of the Moray West offshore wind farm in Scotland. The deal is part of the e-commerce giant’s plan […]
Mahesh Makhija: Director, Business Development and Commercial (Renewables), Apraava Energy Private Limited
As director, business development and commercial (renewables) at Apraava Energy, Mahesh Makhija is responsible for developing the company’s renewable energy business and ensuring that its projects meet business targets. Prior to joining Apraava Energy, Makhija […]
Carbon Neutral Energy: A perspective on India’s approach
By Mukesh Singh Parihar, Team Lead and Assistant General Manager, Hydrogen Sector, Tata Consulting Engineers Ltd The rise in global temperatures is not a new phenomenon. It has been there for ages, although often ignored. […]