Fuel Switching

Reducing carbon dioxide emissions by switching to lower carbon-content fuels, such as from coal to natural gas can be a good first step for many companies and cities to take when reducing their greenhouse gas emissions. Fuel switching has been instrumental in reducing the emissions from transportation and electric utilities.

Bayer - Corporate

Berlin - Municipal Government

BT - Corporate

Eastman Kodak - Corporate

Lafarge - Corporate

San Francisco - Municipal Government

Visy Pratt Industries - Corporate

Low Carbon Solutions

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