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Carbon Management

October 19, 2020

How Does Using Energy Create Carbon Emissions?

Combustion produces CO₂ that weighs more than the original fuel because carbon combined with the air’s oxygen (C + O₂ → CO₂), following a predictable chemical formula.

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Sustainability & Climate Action

October 15, 2020

September 2020 Newsletter

360 Energy's September 2020 newsletter with CEO reflections on 30 years of evidence that companies can control energy costs and improve operational performance.

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Carbon Management

October 15, 2020

How Can Your Company Benefit From Carbon Solutions?

As major corporations commit to net-zero emissions and global regulations tighten, companies will need to address their carbon footprint to remain competitive and profitable.

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Sustainability & Climate Action

September 14, 2020

Coach’s Circle – September 2020

Just as a golfer needs a variety of clubs to succeed, an energy management team requires diverse expertise to achieve optimal results.

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Carbon Management

September 14, 2020

Yes. We Can Control Energy

Organizations can transform from passive ‘price takers’ to active energy managers by challenging common misconceptions about energy control.

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Regulatory Compliance & Reporting

September 9, 2020

Incentives Can Trim Ontario Growers Power Demand

The Save on Energy Retrofit program incentives are designed to help reduce electricity use in a sector that is vital to Ontario’s economy, according to Heather Tripp, Save on Energy representative.