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With climate change already causing increased frequency and severity of catastrophic weather
events, utilities are facing the immediate need for a cohesive decarbonization strategy. Traditionally,
utility approaches to decarbonization have been decentralized throughout and organization, but to
effectively combat challenges brought on by climate change, they’ll need more robust decarbonization
strategies.

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Mapped: Carbon Offsets by U.S. State

Feb 27, 2026

Mapped: Carbon Offsets by U.S. StateKey Takeaways Florida leads U.S. carbon offsets in 2025, ahead of California and Ohio by credits issued. Data center electricity use is rising quickly, and AI is a key driver of that growth. Utilities are pairing offsets with...

Understanding Scope 3 and 4 Emissions

Jun 9, 2025

Understanding Scope 3 and 4 Emissions A Guide for Utilities and Sustainability ProfessionalsThe path to achieving meaningful decarbonization is intricate and multi-layered, especially for sectors like utilities that have high emissions and complex supply chains. While...

Visualized: Offshore Wind Installations by Region (2023–2033)

Dec 5, 2024

Visualized: Offshore Wind Installations by Region (2023–2033) In order to meet the 1.5°C trajectory outlined in the Paris Agreement, the world will need 380 GW of cumulative offshore wind capacity by 2030, expanding to 2,000 GW by 2050. But can it be achieved? The...