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Energy & Infrastructure
Energy & Infrastructure
Consumers Energy Works to Save Michigan’s Water
The company uses hundreds of billions of gallons of water each year, the vast majority related to producing power at its electric generating plants. But in 2016, Consumers Energy reduced water intensity — gallons used per megawatt-hour of electricity produced — by 17 percent at its electric generating plants. The energy provider is aiming for a 20 percent reduction by 2018. Reaching that goal would save more than 100 million gallons of water per year.
Consumers Energy
Awards & Rankings
Awards & Rankings
Sands Cares Honored as Corporate Partner of the Year
Communities in Schools of Nevada (CIS) recently honored Sands Cares, Las Vegas Sands’ corporate giving program, as the Corporate Partners of the Year. Since 2012, Las Vegas Sands and Sands Cares have donated over $270,000 to CIS and in 2017, Sands Cares donated $10,000 to CIS, offsetting the cost of college application fees and post-secondary interests for CIS seniors.
Las Vegas Sands
Philanthropy
Philanthropy
Cargill Installs 1,000-Meter Water Supply Pipeline to Improve Water Access for 1,200 Farming Households in Karnataka’s Bannikodu Village
Cargill strengthened the water supply network for 1,200 farming households in Bannikodu village, Karnataka, India, by installing a 1,000-meter water supply pipeline. Demonstrating its commitment to strengthen agricultural communities, Cargill linked an existing bore well on the lower side of the village to the water tank on the upper side, making tap water available for nearby homes.
Cargill
Responsible Production & the Circular Economy
Responsible Production & the Circular Economy
Meet the Team Making Eyewear for America in Brooklyn
On the fifth floor, M Factory buzzes with the busy energy of an eyewear manufacturer. This type of space is rare to see in the U.S., for a very specific reason: Most eyewear manufacturing is done in Italy or China, and always has been. This is also one of the reasons why what M Factory is doing in Brooklyn is so exciting: Crafting quality, affordable eyewear is not something typically done in the United States.
Walmart
Research & Reports
Research & Reports
VIDEO: HPE Living Progress | A Message from Meg Whitman, President & CEO
Meg Whitman, President and CEO of HPE, explains how Living Progress is helping build the sustainable business that will come to define our future.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE)

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