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Empowering Industries: Transforming Energy Efficiency and Savings Nationwide

Learn how manufacturers in the U.S. Energy Department's Better Plants Program have saved over $2 billion in energy costs. Explore the expansion of the program to support America's water systems for enhanced sustainability and cost-efficiency. Stay informed on the latest trends in renewable energy, including the rise of renewables share in North America's electricity mix and global market outlook for photovoltaics. Discover how companies are taking action towards reducing CO2 emissions and embracing clean energy solutions. Join the corporate march towards clean energy and unlock opportunities for utilities. Contact Andrea W. Lucan for insights on energy and infrastructure projects and transactions.

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Empowering Industries: Transforming Energy Efficiency and Savings Nationwide

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  1. Source: Department of Energy – “Manufacturers in U.S. Energy Department’s Better Plants Program save more than $2 billion in energy costs; program expands to help America’s Water Systems” klgates.com

  2. Source: http://sciencebasedtargets.org/companies-taking-action, August 22, 2016 klgates.com

  3. Source: Renewable Energy World, “The 2016 Global PV Outlook: US, Asian Markets Strengthened by Policies to Reduce CO2,” January 25, 2016 klgates.com

  4. Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, “Renewables Share of North America electricity mix expected to rise,” August 2, 2016 klgates.com

  5. Source: Rocky Mountain Institute Blog klgates.com

  6. Source: Inside Climate News, ”In Corporate March to Clean Energy, Utilities Not Required,” August 8, 2016 klgates.com

  7. Questions Andrea W. LucanPartner, Energy & Infrastructure Projects and Transactions K&L Gates LLP310.552.5020andrea.lucan@klgates.com klgates.com

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