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General Motors, the largest automaker in the U.S. is on an ambitious path to become carbon neutral by 2040. Over a 12-year partnership, we have supported GM in reaching their 100% renewable energy goals by 2025, and we're just getting started.
In 2022, Prologis announced an ambitious commitment to achieve net-zero emissions across its value chain (scopes 1, 2 and 3) by 2040. Trio has been an ongoing partner in Prologis’ efforts to incorporate distributed energy resources, including supporting the company with nearly 94 MW of pending and installed solar, as well as onsite battery storage.
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Trio is a global sustainability and energy advisory company that helps large commercial, industrial and institutional organizations navigate the clean energy transition. A subsidiary of Edison International, Trio provides integrated strategy and implementation services – in sustainability, renewables, energy procurement, conventional supply, energy optimization and transportation electrification – to help the world’s largest organizations meet their strategic, financial and sustainability goals.
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What renewable energy buyers should know about proposed Scope 2 accounting changes
Joey Lange, Trio’s Senior Managing Director of global renewable energy advisory services, recently spoke with Trellis’ Heather Clancy about the GHG Protocol’s updates to the rules for how organizations can claim emissions reductions for renewable energy purchases.
Kemal Obad, Energy Cost Analyst at Trio, recently spoke with Bloomberg Adria about a new electricity law in Bosnia and Herzegovina that aims to modernize the electricity market and establish a power exchange. But the absence of a draft for public and parliamentary review could cause delays.
Sanjin Lucic, Trio's Director of Risk Management and Trading, recently sat down with Al Jazeera Business in Sarajevo to discuss financial markets, index performance, and the potential recession.
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Irvine, CA, April 29, 2025/EINPresswire.com/ – Trio, a global sustainability and energy advisory company, today announced that the Transform: Auto program, which it launched alongside the Suppliers Partnership for the Environment (SP) in late 2024, has formed buyers’ cohorts for three renewable energy procurement options: community solar, an electric utility green tariff program, and environmental attribute certificates.
The first half of 2025 brought changes to the global renewable energy landscape, due in part to policies implemented by new U.S. political leadership, the global rise of AI and data centers, and shifting PPA markets across the globe. Trio’s inaugural Global Renewables Market Report: First Half 2025 focuses on the entire first half of the year, rather than each quarter as with previous reports, and emphasizes renewable market trends occurring in the U.S. and Europe.
General Motors (GM) is on track to power 100% of its U.S. facilities with renewable electricity by the end of 2025, increasing coverage from 59% in 2023 to 77% in 2024. As part of this effort, GM helped launched Transform: Auto, a new initiative led by Trio and Suppliers Partnership for the Environment (SPE) which aims to help suppliers transition to renewable energy and supporting a zero-emissions future.
Trio recently worked with Recurrent Energy and Qualcomm to facilitate the signing of a Power Purchase agreement (PPA), which will supply 50GWh of renewable energy annually.
With competition from management consultants and upcoming omnibus simplification, how can E&S consultants evolve their offering to keep ahead?
Supply chain solutions provider J.B. Hunt Transport Services has commissioned a 4.99-MWAC solar project in Gentry, Arkansas, that should generate enough electricity to offset 80% of the power used by J.B. Hunt’s three main corporate campus buildings in Lowell, Arkansas.
Tim McManan-Smith and Damir Ahmovic, President – Europe of energy consultancy Trio discuss the evolving role of sustainability practices within global companies, especially in the context of decarbonisation and net-zero targets.
This Climate Week, I did something crazy. In the middle of a packed week of panels, roundtables, and interviews in New York, I hopped on a plane across the country and spent a day at the MINExpo conference in Las Vegas for a forthcoming story.
Suppliers Partnership for the Environment (SP), an association of automakers and their suppliers, in partnership with sustainability and energy advisory company Trio, has announced the “Transform: Auto” program, aimed at driving the adoption of renewable energy across the automotive supply chain.
In some assessments, the boldest way for companies to address climate change is to look beyond their operations and cut emissions across their value chain. That means eliminating emissions from their suppliers as well as how their customers use their products.
Trio CEO Drew Murphy, speaking at Sustainability LIVE Climate Week NYC, says companies are learning to combine sustainability and the financial bottom line.
Velocity Truck Rental & Leasing (VTRL) & Trio host ribbon cutting event to unveil 47 high-powered electric charging stations in Southern California.
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