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Google headquarters is seen in Mountain View, California, United States on September 26, 2022. Tayfun Coskun | Anadolu Agency | Getty Images Technology companies are leading the charge of companies buying wind and solar power. Amazon, Facebook parent company Meta, and Google, owned by parent company Alphabet, are the top three corporate purchasers of wind and solar energy, according to a report published Wednesday from the American Clean Power Association, an industry group. related investing… Source link

It was the sort of dry panel discussion that occurs at hundreds of industry conferences every year — until a Google representative decided it was time to unleash. “This is personal for me,” Jamey Goldin, an energy regulation lawyer at Google, told those attending a May conference in Atlanta on renewable energy in the Southeast. He said he had grown up on a ridge overlooking Plant Bowen, a coal-fired power plant northwest of Atlanta owned by Georgia Power, the dominant electricity… Source link

Many health-care companies talk about addressing high costs and health equity, but too many fall flat in reaping impact, says one health-care CEO. “We have to clean up our act. None of us is blame-free in this environment of ever-increasing health care costs,” SCAN Group & Health Plan CEO Dr. Sachin Jain told Yahoo Finance at the 2022 All Markets Summit. As an example of increasing costs, Jain pointed to Pfizer (PFE) CEO Albert Bourla’s comments to Yahoo Finance about raising prices for… Source link

 VettaFi Financial Futurist Dave Nadig appeared on Yahoo!Finance to discuss clean energy, meme stocks, and single stock ETFs. With clean energy getting attention following the passage of Biden’s historic climate bill, Nadig noted, “I think it’s fair to say this is good for the planet, but it’s not necessarily good for every part of your portfolio.” He urged investors to look at use cases, pointing… Source link

 VettaFi Financial Futurist Dave Nadig appeared on Yahoo!Finance to discuss clean energy, meme stocks, and single stock ETFs. With clean energy getting attention following the passage of Biden’s historic climate bill, Nadig noted, “I think it’s fair to say this is good for the planet, but it’s not necessarily good for every part of your portfolio.” He urged investors to look at use cases, pointing to… Source link

Clean energy related stocks have been the clear winners of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). Solar panel makers, fuel cell manufacturers and energy storage companies all stand to benefit from the measure. Solar and wind energy stocks have been rallying since the bill was announced in late July. A large number of these equities are up double digit percentages year-to-date. They have far outperformed the broader markets. The IRA focuses on providing production tax credits for companies to… Source link

Google employees upset over the company’s decision to remove heated bidets from its offices may get some relief, after all. Tushy, a New York-based bidet maker, has offered to step in after Bay-area Google employees, who are scheduled to return to the office beginning on April 4 — reportedly raised a stink over the company’s plans to remove heated bidet toilets from the office premises. The tech giant started removing the Toto-branded toilet seats because… Source link

Are you intrigued by the possibility of using nuclear reactors to curb emissions, but worried about their water use and long-term safety? There might be an impending solution. LiveScience reports that China has outlined plans to build the first ‘clean’ commercial nuclear reactor using liquid thorium and molten salt. The first prototype reactor should be ready in August, with the first tests due in September. A full-scale commercial reactor should be ready by 2030. The technology should not… Source link