Climate Northeast Case Studies

The case studies below document cost-effective measures undertaken by Climate Northeast partners to quantify, manage and reduce their corporate greenhouse gas emissions.

New case studies:

• Data Driven Innovation: Boosting Performance, Reducing GHG Emissions at Citi's Data Centers
• Accounting for Change: GHG Inventories and Mergers & Acquisitions

Previous case studies on corporate climate action:

• A Capital Idea: Realizing GHG Returns at Johnson & Johnson
• Purchasing Green Power in Competitive Markets: Citigroup’s Experience
• General Electric Ecomagination “HighLights”: Cutting Emissions and Costs While Expanding Sales through Lighting Efficiency Retrofits
• Heat and Power from Landfill Gas: Johnson & Johnson’s Experience
• Innovation at Kodak: How GHG Reporting and New Management Practices Save Energy and Money
• Lightening the Load: Reducing Costs and Emissions While Maintaining Performance at Staples
• The UTC Power PureComfort™ CCHP System: Meeting the Demand for Low Carbon-Generation Technologies
  

Case studies from the report A Climate of Innovation

• The Bottom Line on GHGs: How Citigroup Saved Money While Reducing Emissions
• WRI and Innovations in Estimating Employee Commuting Emission
• Capturing Major Reductions in Non-CO2 Gases: Con Edison's Work to Reduce Methane Releases
• Reaping the Benefits of a GHG Inventory: Pfizer's Experience with Global Data Collection
• Executing a Large Corporate Purchase of RECs: Johnson & Johnson's Experience
• Parlaying Efficiency into Green Power: Staples' Experience with Optimizing GHG Performance
• Combined Heat and Power: Reliability, Efficiency, and GHG Reductions at Bristol-Myers Squibb Company