Xcel forced to open up about climate risk
As pressure for transparent carbon reporting grows, US energy giant agrees to disclose analysis of climate risks arising from new coal-fired power plant
US utility Xcel Energy has agreed to publicly disclose the risk that it faces from climate change, following a subpoena from the New York attorney general. The state’s attorney general Andrew Cuomo...
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