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Are Texas Data Centers Ready for the Next Energy Crunch?

Jun 20, 2022

Rising Demand, Searing Heat Waves, and Cryptocurrency Mining Pressure a Strained Grid The “Uri” winter storm of 2021 brought the Texas power grid to national prominence. The unprecedented snow and days of sub-freezing weather practically paralyzed the state, leaving millions without power. To make matters worse, the lack of power also affected utility operations, with […]

Are Your ESG Reports Optimized to Attract Investors?

Jun 15, 2022

Let Environ Help You With Your Energy Reporting Needs ESG reporting is a hallmark of the investment world, providing a framework by which potential investors can gauge a business’ inherent risks. ESG reports show the environmental, social and governance factors that may affect a company’s performance. These risks could range from the inability to attract […]

Are You Prepared to Handle Rising Natural Gas Prices?

May 27, 2022

LNG Exports Are One of the Primary Causes for the Rising Costs For any business owner, gauging your overhead costs is vital to the success of your company. From labor to infrastructure, recognizing and reducing costs will determine your profit margin. Unfortunately, it can be difficult to plan for the volatility associated with the price […]

Everything You Need to Know About Local Law 154: Decarbonizing New York City´s Future Buildings

May 09, 2022

Local Law 154 (“LL154”) was passed on December 15, 2021 by the New York City Council. The law sets strict CO2 limits on the construction of new buildings, effectively requiring new buildings to be completely electric and free from fossil fuels by 2024 (for buildings less than 7 stories tall) and 2027 (for buildings more […]

How CEJA is Preparing Illinois for a Carbon-Free Future

Apr 29, 2022

What this new renewable energy policy could mean for you In September 2021, Illinois governor JB Pritzker signed landmark legislation to make the state a leader in the fight against climate change. Known as the Climate and Equitable Jobs Act (CEJA), the law creates a direct path to 100% clean energy through a range of […]

How Boston is Reducing Its Carbon Emissions

Apr 09, 2022

New Ordinance Pushes Building to Reduce Net Emissions Earlier this fall, Boston took a massive step in tackling the city’s single largest carbon-emissions source—buildings. Joining just three other US cities with similar mandates—New York, Washington DC, and Seattle—Boston City Council unanimously adopted the Building Emissions Reduction and Disclosure Ordinance (BERDO 2.0) requiring the city’s largest buildings to […]

Explore the Benefits of Hydrogen Energy Production

Mar 26, 2022

Now is the Time to Work with Renewable Energy Consultants to Optimize this Resource As renewable energy consultants serving Houston, TX and municipalities throughout the United States, we’re always looking for new opportunities for our clients. One many people don’t know about is hydrogen energy production and storage. Clean hydrogen energy production and storage have […]

How Texas Can Harden its Grid for the Next Winter Storm

Mar 18, 2022

Environ Highlights a Grid Hardening Path to Withstanding the Tough Weather In February 2021, Texas saw its energy grid crippled by a severe winter storm, which caused natural gas fields to close and pipelines to freeze just as demand increased, leaving 4.5 million businesses and households without power and a way to keep warm in […]

Energy Management KPIs Your Business Needs To Keep Track Of

Dec 23, 2021

Track the success of your sustainability plan with these essential metrics How are you measuring the success of your business sustainability plan? Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) allow you to keep track of your company’s health and performance, measure the progress of initiatives over time, adjust projects to stay on track in meeting targets, solve problems […]