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Renew Financial expands residential PACE financing to three more Los Angeles County cities
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Renew Financial now offers residential PACE financing in Burbank, Artesia and Lakewood, bringing its Los Angeles County footprint to 42 municipalities.
Viper Imaging and Aquanta Vision expand gas leak detection to thermal cameras
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Viper Imaging and Aquanta Vision on Oct. 6 announced a commercial partnership that brings Aquanta Vision’s PAM software to Viper’s thermal monitoring systems at industrial sites.
Logistics Plus renews EPA SmartWay partnership for 16th year
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Logistics Plus said it earned 2026 SmartWay approval based on 2025 data and ranked in the top 12% of logistics companies in the EPA program.
aZengear launches 10-pack reversible emergency foil blankets
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aZengear has introduced a 10-pack of reversible gold and silver emergency foil blankets for first aid kits, vehicles and outdoor use. The UK brand says the larger, ultralight blankets are ClimatePartner certified carbon neutral and are available…
Bodkin Design wins Navy SBIR to build compact hyperspectral camera
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Bodkin Design & Engineering has been selected for a U.S. Navy SBIR contract to develop a battery-operated MWIR hyperspectral video camera for naval reconnaissance.
Data Foundation maps U.S. greenhouse gas data system for first time
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The Data Foundation’s Center for Climate and Environmental Data has released the first State of the GHG MMRV Enterprise report, offering a snapshot of the U.S. greenhouse gas data infrastructure.
Ship & Shore expands solar manufacturing emissions control as U.S. reshoring accelerates
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Ship & Shore Environmental says it is broadening its work with solar panel makers as domestic module production surges and factories face tighter VOC and hazardous byproduct controls.
Food processing emerges as key leverage point for cutting climate and phosphorus pollution
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New research from Guangdong University of Technology says the biggest opportunity to cut greenhouse gases and phosphorus pollution in food systems may be in food processing, not just on farms or at the dinner table.
The Ocean Cleanup warns Australian beaches could see more foreign plastic by 2050
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New modeling from The Ocean Cleanup projects overseas plastic on Australian beaches could rise from 440 tonnes in 2020 to more than 850 tonnes a year by 2050 without stronger action.
Fuels market forecast to hit $5.2 trillion by 2030
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The global fuels market is projected to rise from $4.32 trillion in 2025 to $5.20 trillion by 2030, driven by energy demand, industrial activity and LNG growth.
Study says biomethane can cut freight emissions and boost Brazil’s clean fuel exports
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An international literature review commissioned by Instituto MBCBrasil says biomethane is a mature, cost-effective option for decarbonizing heavy-duty transport and could make Brazil a technology and equipment exporter.
Human mobility could help wastewater plants cut emissions
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A new study finds that real-time population movement can materially improve wastewater treatment efficiency and lower greenhouse gas emissions without new infrastructure.
Festive Lights lays out how households can cut garden light pollution
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Festive Lights has published guidance on responsible outdoor lighting as decorative garden displays become more common in the U.K. The overview says households can reduce harm to wildlife, neighbors and the night sky by using warm light, shields,…
CTX and Minviro link carbon measurement to offsetting
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Carbon Trade Exchange and Minviro announced a partnership on Sept. 3, 2026, that connects life cycle assessment with voluntary carbon credit retirement.
Hybrid electric vehicles market seen reaching $191.9 billion by 2030
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The hybrid electric vehicles market is projected to grow from $94.21 billion in 2025 to $191.9 billion by 2030, according to The Business Research Company.
RINA unveils Mermaid ship design to cut fuel use and emissions
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RINA has introduced Mermaid, a new ship propulsion concept aimed at helping owners reduce fuel use, emissions and operating costs while staying flexible as shipping’s decarbonisation path shifts.
VesselBot finds 31% emissions gap between carriers on same ocean route
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A new VesselBot report says global container shipping emissions intensity rose 1.5% in Q2 2026, even as most vessel-size segments improved.
Noda launches AI tools to help building teams act on savings opportunities
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Noda has introduced Noda Assistant and Command Center to help commercial building teams move faster from AI-detected issues to completed work.
Study says AI could raise global emissions by up to 1.8 gigatonnes a year
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A new peer-reviewed model finds AI’s fossil fuel uses could drive more emissions than its clean-energy uses avoid, creating a net annual increase of up to 1.8 gigatonnes of CO₂. The study argues policymakers are undercounting AI’s climate impact…
iDenfy releases first greenhouse gas inventory and sets 2035 cut target
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iDenfy published its first validated greenhouse gas emissions inventory and set a Science Based Targets initiative-aligned goal to cut Scope 1 and 2 emissions 63% by 2035. The identity verification firm says the move responds to rising emissions…
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