Department of Energy Launches Better Climate Challenge

DOE will offer technical assistance and resources to partner organizations seeking to reduce carbon emissions

Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy

November 3, 2021
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DOE is challenging companies, states, municipalities, and other organizations to set ambitious, portfolio-wide, and near-term operational greenhouse gas emissions reduction goals to demonstrate leadership and share real-world pathways to address climate change. Through the Better Climate Challenge, partners will commit to a portfolio-wide goal of at least 50% by 2030 and DOE will support their efforts with technical assistance and peer-to-peer learning to share solutions to reduce emissions from their facilities and through power purchasing decisions. This effort will build on over a decade of experience through the Better Buildings Initiative to drive portfolio-wide accountable and transparent commitments across the public and private sectors to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the commercial, industrial, and multifamily sector, while providing whole-of-government technical assistance to help those companies/organizations meet their targets. DOE has started engaging leaders across the U.S. economy. There are already 32 organizations that have joined Better Climate Challenge. Learn more here.

Below is a list of the 32 organizations that have agreed to participate in the Challenge:

 

Tags:
  • Clean Energy
  • Decarbonization
  • Energy Efficiency
  • Buildings and Industry
  • Technical Assistance