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Sustainability & Corporate Social Responsibility: Page 214
Penske to Expand Alternative Fuel Program to Fleets That Don't Have Natural Gas Vehicles
Penske plans to further introduce alternative fuels into its wider customer base in tandem with a grant from the U.S. Department of Energy.
Adapting Logistics to a Same-Day World
Of Water, Snakes and Alligators: The World of Supply-Chain Risk
So you think you've anticipated every possible disaster in your supply chain risk-management plan? How about snakes and alligators in your clean rooms?
Market for Energy Management Systems in Healthcare Industry to Top $2Bn by 2024, Report Says
Rising healthcare costs, competitive industry pressures, and concerns over stable power supplies in the face of recent severe natural disasters have generated a new and concentrated focus on the ways in which healthcare facilities procure, use and manage energy, according to a report from Navigant Research. These forces are driving governments and organizations to adopt new technologies to monitor and control energy use in in healthcare facilities. Global healthcare facility energy management system revenue is expected to grow from $948.8m annually in 2015 to $2.2bn in 2024.
How to Beat the UPS and FedEx Price Increases
The imposition by UPS and FedEx of dimensional weight pricing on all ground shipments is bound to raise the price of moving parcels and packages. But there are ways that shippers can mitigate the increase.
Asian Yards Criticized for Substandard Shipbreaking Practices, But China Said to Act Responsibly
The NGO Shipbreaking Platform has just published its fifth South Asia Quarterly Update re-igniting the on-going debate about the practice of breaking ships on beaches in Southern Asia. In it, China looks pretty good.
Automotive Industry to See Robust Growth in Market for Stop-Start Systems
Vehicles with stop-start capability will account for 55 percent of all light-duty vehicles sold by 2024, increasing from 22 percent in 2015, according to Navigant Research.
Growth of Solar, Wind Industry to Increasingly Rely on IoT-based Technologies
ABI Research expects IoT-connected wind and solar installations to grow at a CAGR of 21 percent between 2014 and 2020 with the total number of connections growing from the almost 2 million in 2014 to 6.3 million in 2020.
The Future of Fuels for Commercial Transport
With the current boom in U.S. oil and natural gas production, it might be tempting to put aside the notion of shifting to more sustainable fuels for commercial transport. Why venture into this unknown area when traditional supplies are so plentiful?
Safety Guidelines Issued for Reusing Plastic Packaging for Food, Perishable Products
The Reusable Packaging Association has issued comprehensive protocols to ensure the continued safe use of reusable plastic containers (RPCs) for fresh and perishable products in the supply chain. The guidelines encompass washing, handling, storing, packing, displaying and collecting RPCs. They also include rigorous and defined Hazard Analysis & Critical Control Points (HACCP), and hourly, daily, monthly, and quarterly microbiological testing.
Can We Really Scan Every Container for Terrorist Threats?
Is it feasible to scan every one of the 15 million containers that enter U.S. ports each year? With a new technology, the long-term answer might well be yes.
Supply Chain Has to Adjust as 'Center of Gravity' for Recycling Gold Moves from West to Asia
A report from The Boston Consulting Group and the World Gold Council analyses the economic drivers of the global gold recycling market and highlights important future industry trends, including a shift in concentration of gold recycling from west to east, increased difficulty in obtaining gold from electronic products as less is used in modern devices, and potential consolidation within the recycling industry across the entire value chain.
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