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EDF Business heads to RILA Retail Sustainability Conference
Kelly Jones | September 30, 2013
This week, EDF Business staff members are heading to the RILA Retail Sustainability Conference in Orlando, FL. This conference provides an opportunity for EDF to engage with leading retailers, discuss new trends and share best practices.
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Are you tapping the talents of tomorrow’s leaders?
EDF Climate Corps fellow | September 30, 2013
This summer, several organizations from the Boston area hosted EDF Climate Corps fellows to further their energy management initiatives. Read below our interviews of three EDF fellows who worked in Boston, putting their know-how and experience to work for the environment.
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The Need and Potential for Energy Efficiency in Public Housing Authorities
EDF Climate Corps fellow | September 27, 2013
This summer, Anthony, Sarah and Kaity worked within Public Housing Authorities as EDF Climate Corps fellows. They worked on recovery efforts from Hurricane Sandy, resiliency, energy performance contracts and benchmarking using energy dashboards.
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The Need and Potential for Energy Efficiency in Public Housing Authorities
EDF Climate Corps fellow | September 27, 2013
This summer, Anthony, Sarah and Kaity worked within Public Housing Authorities as EDF Climate Corps fellows. They worked on recovery efforts from Hurricane Sandy, resiliency, energy performance contracts and benchmarking using energy dashboards.
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Planning to Build Green, Clark Atlanta University Taps EDF Climate Corps
EDF Climate Corps fellow | September 25, 2013
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) face a set of issues similar to other higher education institutions in the US. The majority of campuses must address persistent shortfalls in funding that delay needed capital expenditures and hinder the accomplishment of their missions. Under such frugal conditions, it becomes far more important to make use of available resources more efficiently.
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Planning to Build Green, Clark Atlanta University Taps EDF Climate Corps
EDF Climate Corps fellow | September 25, 2013
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) face a set of issues similar to other higher education institutions in the US. The majority of campuses must address persistent shortfalls in funding that delay needed capital expenditures and hinder the accomplishment of their missions. Under such frugal conditions, it becomes far more important to make use of available resources more efficiently.
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How will You Make an Impact?
EDF Climate Corps fellow | September 24, 2013
EDF Climate Corps fellows are graduate students who accept the challenge of transforming the way organizations use energy. This summer, Scott proposed LED lighting retrofits for the Eiffel Tower Experience at the Paris Las Vegas, Katrina investigated HVAC upgrades across Union Pacific Railroad, Adam worked on greening Colgate-Palmolive’s global supply chain and Nicholas looked at incentives and rebates for demand response initiatives at American International Group (AIG).
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How will You Make an Impact?
EDF Climate Corps fellow | September 24, 2013
EDF Climate Corps fellows are graduate students who accept the challenge of transforming the way organizations use energy. This summer, Scott proposed LED lighting retrofits for the Eiffel Tower Experience at the Paris Las Vegas, Katrina investigated HVAC upgrades across Union Pacific Railroad, Adam worked on greening Colgate-Palmolive’s global supply chain and Nicholas looked at incentives and rebates for demand response initiatives at American International Group (AIG).
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State employees, how do you like CoFFEE?
EDF Climate Corps fellow | September 24, 2013
Imagine a coffee that can bring almost $1.5M of savings to state-managed facilities throughout its first two years of existence. No doubt creative vibes are brightening the Accelerated Energy Program at the Massachusetts Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance...
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State employees, how do you like CoFFEE?
EDF Climate Corps fellow | September 24, 2013
Imagine a coffee that can bring almost $1.5M of savings to state-managed facilities throughout its first two years of existence. No doubt creative vibes are brightening the Accelerated Energy Program at the Massachusetts Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance...