Mar
21
2010
One of the first customers for the new Enviance FastTrack program is the Los Angeles World Airports group, which operates three airports in southern California, including LAX. The airport system says it has “the same complex emissions requirements and reporting challenges as a medium-sized city.” After all, it operates the third-busiest airport in the United [...]
Mar
18
2010
There’s a new version out of EarthSoft’s EQuIS Data Gathering Engine (EDGE) software, which is used for collecting environmental data by field crews. One of the notable new features is GPS support, along with an electronic sketchpad that lets you marry data to aerial photos, site plans or other templates related to a field location [...]
Mar
11
2010
I’ve written about energy management company EnerNOC in the demand response sense, based on the work that it is doing to help companies with generating capacity reduce their grid dependency in peak demand situations. (As a reminder, here’s my post about how EnerNOC is working with a New York-based data center operator to help it [...]
Mar
09
2010
If your company is struggling with how to start reporting carbon emissions information quickly, there is a new service from environmental software company Enviance that may be appropriate.
P.S., you’re not exactly alone in this. Apparently close to 61 percent of companies still don’t have any sort of carbon emissions tracking system in place.
The Enviance Greenhouse [...]
Mar
09
2010
Three new companies have allied themselves with the ecoSoftware business unit at CA. That means they offer technologies or services that work with CA ecoSoftware, which is an application for managing information about corporate sustainability, carbon footprint, operational energy and other environmental factors.
CA’s three new partners are:
Global Green Consulting Group, which is a sustainability performance [...]
