100 largest US power producers cut carbon emissions 8% in 2018 - Renewable Energy World
2020-07-21 20:59
Carbon dioxide emissions from the largest 100 power producers in the U.S. decreased 8% over the course of 2018 largely due to natural gas, wind and solar projects displacing coal-fired generation, sustainability group Ceres said in a report released July 8. Ceres based the company rankings and emissions totals on 2018 generation data. Ceres also...
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