Exelon commits to cut emissions by 15m tonnes a year
But insists strategies success is dependent on emergence of appropriate regulatory regime
Exelon, one of the largest energy providers in the US, yesterday unveiled a major new climate change strategy designed to reduce, offset or displace more than 15 million tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions...
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