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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The one upside to this miserable election has been the clear mandate for the net zero transition, but with all parties promising to bolder climate action who should green business types vote for?
COP25 Overnight Briefing: US may not need White House to deliver deep emissions cuts
After little fanfare and much frustration at the UN climate summit last week, there are hopes of greater progress as big name politicians start to arrive in Madrid