- In March 2024, big cloud providers like Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure launched new environmental intelligence tools and teamed up with existing service providers. These tools use cloud technology to help companies track things like air quality, emissions, and weather changes more easily. Because they're cloud-based, the tools are scalable and can be accessed from anywhere. This means even small and mid-sized businesses can now afford powerful environmental monitoring solutions. It’s a big step in making environmental data more available and useful. These partnerships are helping more companies take smarter, greener actions.
- In April 2023, GE introduced new emission-cutting technologies for its LM2500XPRESS gas turbines, now available globally. This comes after a successful installation in Colorado, where the upgrades helped reduce pollution significantly. GE also recently deployed a solution on four gas turbines at California’s Department of Water Resources sites in Yuba City and Roseville. These upgrades lowered nitrogen oxide (NOx) and carbon monoxide (CO) emissions by more than 90%, going beyond World Bank standards. The move shows GE’s commitment to cleaner energy solutions. It’s a major step toward reducing environmental impact in the power sector.
- In February 2023, Emerson launched its Ovation Green portfolio, a new solution to help power companies switch to clean energy more smoothly. This new platform combines Emerson’s own tech with Mita-Teknik’s software, which it recently acquired. The goal is to support wind, solar, and energy storage systems using smart automation and remote management. It also comes with built-in cybersecurity features to protect critical infrastructure. With this move, Emerson is giving energy providers better tools to manage the green energy transition. It’s a step forward in making renewable energy more efficient and reliable.
- In In February 2025, 3M launched its Digital Materials Hub, a powerful new platform that’s helping engineers and designers work faster and smarter. This easy-to-use online tool gives instant access to verified 3M material data, product specs, and simulation models—especially for tapes and adhesives. It’s already making a big impact in industries like automotive, aerospace, and consumer electronics, where faster product development is a priority. Engineers can now compare multiple products side by side and use the data to speed up design decisions and reduce development costs.
