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- 1DENSO solar field to cover 14% of Athens plant power▼New DENSO solar field offsets nearly 14% of Athens plant power use
DENSO has switched on a new solar field that offsets nearly 14% of the electricity used at its Athens, Tennessee manufacturing plant. The installation is part of the company's broader push to cut emissions and shift its US operations toward renewable energy, reducing reliance on grid power at the site.
- 2DENSO Tennessee plant marks months of solar power output▼DENSO Manufacturing Athens Tennessee Marks Months of Solar Energy Generation
DENSO Manufacturing Athens Tennessee announced it has now generated solar energy for several months at its Athens, Tennessee facility, underscoring the company's push toward renewable power in its North American operations. The announcement, distributed via PR Newswire, highlights the plant's ongoing sustainability efforts and DENSO's broader goal of achieving carbon neutrality across its manufacturing sites.
- 3EPA agrees to revisit ozone pollution rules after Abbott plea●Greg Abbott sways EPA with plea to reconsider ‘burdensome’ ozone pollution rules
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has persuaded the Environmental Protection Agency to reconsider federal ozone pollution regulations he called burdensome. The EPA's decision follows a direct appeal from Abbott, who argued the rules place excessive costs on Texas businesses. The move is drawing attention from environmental advocates and industry groups concerned about air quality standards in the state.
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DENSO, the Japanese automotive supplier, has expanded its solar energy operations. Details of the announcement, including the scale of the expansion and the locations involved, were not specified in the initial report. The move fits with a broader push among major manufacturers to grow renewable energy capacity and cut carbon emissions across their operations.
- 5Marshall Wace Calls Citadel's Demand in Shatz Case Burdensome●Marshall Wace Says Citadel Has ‘Burdensome’ Demand in Shatz Case
Hedge fund Marshall Wace has told a court that Citadel's request in the dispute involving Shatz is overly burdensome. The filing marks a new flashpoint between the two prominent investment firms as the legal fight continues, with Citadel seeking material that Marshall Wace argues is excessive.