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  1. The U.S. Government
  2. The Tata Group
  3. General Electric
  4. Walmart
  5. PepsiCo.
  6. Masdar
  7. Procter and Gamble
  8. Chevron
  9. Google
  10. McDonald's

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With Giants like SAP enterering the carbon accounting business, do you think there is still room for startups?

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Green Supply Chain

  • Sewage to Drinking Water: Singapore Paves the Way

    Just shut up and drink, as they say. A system developed to purify water for special forces teams will serve luxury hotels.

    Green Supply Chain

    Michael Kanellos November 17, 2009

  • Eucalyptus Sheets and Recycled Plastic Thread: Greening the Hotel

    Don’t let the bedbugs bite. These new sheets from Valley Forge Fabrics, which is a supplier to the hospitality industry, will help with that.

    Corporate Sustainability

    Michael Kanellos October 30, 2009

  • The Green Supply Chain Challenge

    Most companies aren’t tracking the environmental costs of transporting their products. But that’s about to change, a GTM Research report finds.

    Green Supply Chain

    Jeff St. John October 7, 2009

  • Dow to Roofers: Our Solar Shingles Are Coming

    The chemical giant says it will launch shingles with CIGS cells in 2010 and plans to work first with homebuilders in North America.

    Solar

    Ucilia Wang October 5, 2009

  • Greening the Supply Chain

    In this slideshow we present a summary of the findings contained in GTM Research’s new report Greening the Supply Chain: Benchmarking Sustainability Practices and Trends.

    Green Supply Chain

    Eric Klein, David Schatsky and Paul Baier October 5, 2009

  • Greenwashing: A Case Study

    The Federal Trade Commission is trying to regulate eco-friendly claims by manufacturers, and such enforcement could intensify.

    Green Supply Chain

    Ucilia Wang September 28, 2009

  • The Top Ten Acquirers in Greentech

    Face it. You won’t hold an IPO. Your company will be sold. Here’s who is buying.

    Green Supply Chain

    Michael Kanellos September 28, 2009

  • Will Samsung Be the Next Green Giant?

    The South Korean conglomerate has the technology and reach. More importantly, it loves trouble.

    Green Supply Chain

    Michael Kanellos September 24, 2009

  • Obstacle to Cutting Emissions: Filling Out Surveys

    Businesses are under increasing pressure to collect and answer detailed questions about their emissions, but the effort isn’t so easy or cheap to accomplish.

    Corporate Sustainability

    Ucilia Wang September 17, 2009

  • Low-Emission Yogurt From Grass-Fed Cows

    Stoneyfield Farm’s chief executive recounts the company’s experiment of feeding milk cows food other than corn to reduce methane emissions and produce healthier yogurt.

    Green Supply Chain

    Ucilia Wang September 17, 2009

  • A Calculator for Comparing Electrics, Hybrids and Regular Cars

    The Rocky Mountain Institute wants to take the guesswork out of estimating the cost of electric cars. So with its calculator, you can compare a Tesla to a truck.

    Green Supply Chain

    Michael Kanellos September 11, 2009

  • Test Drive: Peeling Out on Tires Made From Oranges

    Orange oil replaces petroleum in new tires from Yokohama. And they seem to work.

    Green Supply Chain

    Michael Kanellos September 11, 2009

  • Has a Startup Cracked the OLED Problem?

    Everyone loves OLEDs, but no one knows how to make big ones. Kateeva says it can help.

    Energy Efficiency

    Michael Kanellos September 11, 2009

  • Electric Cars, Courtesy of Genetic Engineering

    Some of the people who helped Norvartis develop drugs are getting into batteries and fuel cells.

    Green Supply Chain

    Michael Kanellos September 10, 2009

  • Paper Markets Worst in 50 Years, Recycled or Not

    Global economic trouble and the decline of newspapers are driving down demand for paper and cardboard, whether recycled or freshly-made. China’s growth could help stem the tide.

    Green Supply Chain

    Jeff St. John September 9, 2009

  • Panasonic to Expand Line of Energy-Saving Products

    The company uses many sensors to determine the operational status of the white goods and optimally operate them in accordance with the status.

    Energy Efficiency

    Tech-On! September 7, 2009

  • Walmart and CDP: Reaching the Tipping Point

    Walmart’s announcement of its Sustainability Index has created a common approach for greening the supply chain and supplier assessments.

    Green Supply Chain

    Paul Baier, Groom Energy Solutions August 24, 2009

  • Will an Old Idea Become the New Way to Store Data?

    An idea coined by Stan Ovshinsky for memory chips is finally coming to the fore.

    Energy Efficiency

    Michael Kanellos August 12, 2009

  • The Top Ten in Green Software

    Green software is popping up all over. Here are our favorites.

    Green IT

    Michael Kanellos August 10, 2009

  • Zinc Battery Maker Moves to Amazon, Will Zinc Phones Be Next?

    PowerGenix, the nickel zinc battery maker, heads to online retailers. Will cell phones be next?

    Green Supply Chain

    Michael Kanellos July 28, 2009
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