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Mars recently signed an agreement with Enel North America to support three new solar projects in Texas (pictured), which will generate around 1.80 TWh of renewable electricity annually, for both Mars and its supplier network.
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Mars achieves 100% renewable electricity across US operations

3 months ago3 months ago4 mins

Snacking giant Mars, Incorporated has announced that all of its US operations are now powered by 100% renewable electricity, which…

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Despite the Trump administration's pushback against clean energy, more than two thirds of the solar installations in the United States last year were in states won by the president in the 2024 election, a new report by the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) has found.
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Over two thirds of US solar installations last year were in states won by Trump in 2024

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Despite the Trump administration’s pushback against clean energy, more than two thirds of the solar installations in the United States…

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Houston develops environmental sustainability plan for 2026 FIFA World Cup

8 months ago8 months ago4 mins

Houston, Texas, has unveiled Impact Houston 26, a three-pronged plan to maximise the economic return and community benefit from the…

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Solar is set to account for more than half of the new electric generating capacity in the United States this year, according to the US Energy Information Administration (EIA).
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Solar to account for more than half of new electricity generation in the US this year

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Solar is set to account for more than half of the new electric generating capacity in the United States this…

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