We're excited to be part of a collaborative groundbreaking project to provide information which ultimately empowers energy consumers in their daily decision-making about environmental stewardship. Get the HERO (Home Emissions Read-Out) app HERE.
As Commonwealth's Steve Miller recently put it,“If we are successful, one outcome might be a service which (people) can employ with their appliances. To choose the time of day or place where using their appliance will cause more or less emissions.”
Click HERE to read the full MLive article.
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Showing posts with label emissions. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Teaming up to reduce emissions
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Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Conferences, Speakers, and Expos -- Oh My!
Next week, we'll be in Baltimore, Maryland, for Electric Power 2012 where Commonwealth's Vice President of Power & Energy, Sam Barnes, will be co-presenting "My Coal Ash Pond Will Be Closed - What Do I Do With the Wastewater?" in a session about power plant wastewater and environmental compliance.
Last week, Commonwealth's Ian Hutt co-presented "Using Locational Marginal Prices to Estimate Real-Time Emissions From Electricity Use" to the Michigan Association of Hazardous Materials Professionals with Michelle Rogers, a graduate student at Wayne State University.
So, as you can see, we're not letting any grass grow under our feet. Check back often to learn more about what we're doing to share knowledge, actively participate in the industry, and have fun in the process.
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