Solar

Solar-powered dorms, on-campus recycling balers and food redistribution schemes for college catering will receive funding via PepsiCo Recycling’s ZIF.

Supporters believe the legislation will boost alternative energy development and jobs, while critics say it supports "polluting industry."

Myrtle Beach, S.C., and Honolulu-based real estate company Alexander & Baldwin are testing out solar-powered trash and recycling bins.

The installations will provide emergency power to community centers located in informal areas on the island.

The project will help the town power municipal and school buildings and tap into three monetary streams: land lease payments, tax revenue and energy savings.

Waste reduction efforts include food recovery and distribution, recycling and solid waste management, material recovery and donation and utilization of renewable energy.

The solar array on West Shore Road will add to the city’s renewable energy portfolio.

In a Q&A with Forbes, Disney’s environmental integration director explains how the company is striving to meet its environmental goals.

The store solar array will consist of a 1.26-megawatt system built with 3,654 panels and will produce 1,743,000 kWh of electricity.

The city’s Fleet Services chose the EV ARC product to increase energy security and reduce the carbon footprint of the city.