Whole Foods Market
By Jeanne Roberts on June 30, 2011
Tags: Adobe Systems, Bloomberg, CLP Holdings, Dell, Intel Corporation, Koninklijke KPN, News Corp, Plum Creek Timber Co. Inc., Toronto-Dominion Bank, Vestas Wind Systems, Whole Foods Market Inc., Japan, United States, USD, Adobe Systems, biomass, Bloomberg New Energy Finance, clean energy corporate investment, CLP Holdings, CREX 2011, energy efficiency, Europe, greenwashing, Inc., Intel Corporation, Japan, Kohl's Corporation, MSCI Index, New Corp, Plum Creek Timber Co., renewable energy, renewables procurement, smart grid, solar energy, Toronto-Dominion Bank, U.S., Vestas Wind Systems, Whole Foods Market, wind energy, Corporate Renewable Energy, electricity, energy, Kohl, manufacturing, MSCI World
A June 2011 report, the joint effort of Bloomberg New Energy Finance and Danish firm Vestas Wind Systems (VWDRY.PK) is aimed at identifying which corporations have voluntarily purchased significant amounts of renewable energy technologies, and which may be “greenwashing” their image.
By Joseph Baker on October 20, 2010
Tags: Chicago Public Schools, Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, Green Power Partner Awards, Park City, Phoenix Press Inc, Whole Foods Market
The U.S Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has named 18 companies that will receive Green Power Partner Leadership Awards.
By Joseph Baker on October 20, 2010
By Jace Shoemaker-... on February 9, 2010
Tags: National Top 50 Green Power Partners, United Technologies Corporation, Whole Foods Market Inc., Haiti, United States, USD, 100 Best Companies to Work For, clean energy, energy generating sources, fuel cell technology, hydrogen, hydrogen fuel cell, Nasdaq:WFMI, NYSE:UTX, organic grocery, United Technologies Corporation, UTC Power, Whole Foods Market, California, Connecticut, electricity, energy, fuel cell, fuel cell technology, fuel cells, Massachusetts, United States Environmental Protection Agency
UTC Power recently announced that Whole Foods Market, Inc. (Nasdaq:WFMI) will use onsite hydrogen fuel cell technology to power a new store in California.
