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NeoVolta Opens Georgia Battery Plant Ahead of Production

NeoVolta opens its Georgia battery plant as production testing continues. The facility targets utility-scale storage with plans for future expansion.

Ameren Illinois Energizes Peoria Solar and Battery Site

Ameren Illinois energized a $20 million Peoria site pairing 2.5 MW of solar with a 4 MWh battery, its third generating facility in 28 years.
Environment

Court Backs Oklahoma Permitting Role in Indian Country

The Tenth Circuit ruled 2-1 that EPA cannot condition Oklahoma's authority over 26 environmental programs in Indian country on tribal consultation.

Price Swings Skew Spend-Based Purchase Emissions Estimates

Producer prices rose 6.3% in the year to September. Spend-based emissions estimates track those prices, not production, unless buyers adjust.
Business
Owners report emissions from space tenants run. Green lease clauses on data sharing and utility access decide whether those figures are measured or estimated.
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Infrastructure
Oil-Fired Winter Hours Test Heat Pump Emissions Accounting
New England ran mostly on oil during January's cold snap. With Scope 2 rules under revision, electrifying companies should model their coldest hours.
Technology
Chip Carbon Footprints Depend on How Fabs Allocate Emissions
Chip footprints hinge on how fabs allocate shared power, gases and yield. Buyers need matching boundaries and methods before comparing suppliers.
Company Updates
According to a PIRG report on vape waste, fires in waste facilities caused by disposable vape devices cost at least $95 million each year in the United States alone.
Washington, DC -- With temperatures spiking across the country this summer, top American cities are no longer waiting for the federal government to save them. They are using their own resources, plus …
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Governments

Scope 3 Baseline Resets Can Distort Reported Progress

Better supplier data can raise or lower a Scope 3 baseline overnight. Executives need a reconciliation that separates corrected estimates from real cuts.

Ozinga's Indiana Mill Expands Low-Carbon Cement Supply

Ozinga's new Indiana mill adds 1 million tons of slag cement capacity. Cost, supply reliability and carbon savings will determine its market impact.

Eco-Friendly Extras Can Undermine Hotel Waste Reduction

Guests rated hotel rooms with more eco-friendly extras as greener, though those rooms produced the most waste, a nine-study paper finds.

EPA Proposes Another Year for TCE Processing and Wastewater

EPA proposes pushing certain trichloroethylene processing and wastewater deadlines to December 31, 2027. Comments are due November 13.

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Emissions + Pollution
U.S. wastewater plants could process more organic waste. Economics, feedstock supply and methane controls will determine which projects can scale.

Batteries + Grids
Jasper County Solar in Indiana, also backed by a PPA with Meta Arlington, Virginia, 7 October 2026
Meta's solar PPA helps Zelestra secure $350M for an Indiana project. But mine reclamation costs and financing risks could test the model's durability.
Waste Management
A review of more than 100 landfill studies finds the highest pollutant readings are not always the most hazardous, a gap that can misdirect cleanup spending.

Clean Energy
A new study finds aviation fuel roadmaps breach climate and biosphere limits through 2050. Corporate SAF buyers should ask what sits behind a carbon claim.
Water Management
Fashion brands are joining forces to expand supplier access to clean energy. Financing and emissions reporting remain critical challenges to their success.

Oil + Gas
Arizona staff back annual base-rate updates for Southwest Gas, with approval limits and a wider earnings band. Hearings begin December 7.
Research
Supply Chain
Bangladesh's gas crisis shut hundreds of factories while self-powered suppliers kept going. Buyers need to know which group holds their winter orders.
EU gas storage started October at 72%, down from 83%. Regulators expect supply to hold, but unhedged industrial volumes face the market price all winter.
ABTC can export up to $100 million in recycled black mass. The move highlights a growing gap between U.S. battery recycling and refining capacity.
Utilities
NESO expects a 5.5 GW power margin this winter. Last January's jump in gas-fired output shows why British sites should budget for their worst week.
Grid security officials warn that storms magnify attacks, and CISA flagged active PLC exploitation this year. Facilities should test both together.
DOE has again cleared PJM to call on data center generators this week, and East Coast diesel stocks sit 20% to 30% below normal. Runtime is the figure to test.
Recycling
Aether Fuels has validated its integrated synthetic jet fuel process. Project Beacon will test whether the technology can scale reliably and economically.
High-mileage EVs show lower inspection failure rates than petrol cars. The findings raise new questions about fleet lifecycles, resale values and battery health.
St Austell Brewery reports a 49% drop in total waste since 2023 after standardizing bins, training staff and auditing results across its 45 managed pubs.
Manufacturing
From February 18, 2027, EV and industrial batteries above 2 kWh need a digital passport for the EU market, and supplier data gaps already shape orders.
U.S. manufacturing growth is driving hazardous waste demand. A new study estimates billions in economic losses if treatment capacity fails to keep pace.
EnerVenue External Shot
EnerVenue is scaling battery production in China. Its 30-year nickel-hydrogen technology promises lower lifetime costs, but commercial performance remains unproven.
Packaging
Europe's packaging rules have applied since August 12, so buyers need conformity papers and PFAS data from suppliers before February penalties begin.
EPA pushed stricter refrigerant limits for new supermarket and cold-storage systems to 2032, yet interim caps, California rules and the HFC phasedown remain.
Updated EU guidance shows why paper certification alone may not prove origin or deforestation claims that procurement teams still need to verify.
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