CBEA

Cowboy Clean Fuels Announces that the Wyoming Center for Business and Economic Analysis Has Confirmed the Significant Potential Economic Impact from its Initial RNG and Carbon Sequestration Project

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Monday, November 13, 2023
Carbon, Central Wyoming College, Climate change, Coalbed methane, Atmosphere, GDP, Tax, CBEA, CDR, CCF, Methane, CBM, Natural gas, Powder River Basin, University, RNG, University of Wyoming, Campbell County, Wyoming, Digestion, Business, Renewable energy

DENVER and GILLETTE, Wyo., Nov. 13, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Cowboy Clean Fuels, LLC ("CCF", "we," "us," "our," or "the Company"), a premier energy technology company formed to simultaneously, permanently sequester carbon dioxide removed from the atmosphere and produce carbon-negative, renewable natural gas ("RNG") from readily available agricultural byproducts utilizing proprietary, patented technology, today announced that Wyoming's Center for Business and Economic Analysis ("CBEA") has completed an independent analysis of the Company's initial project in the Power River Basin, confirming the significant impact of the project to the state of Wyoming's economy.

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  • By 2027, when the project is fully scaled up, it will result in $8.8 million in tax revenues to state and local governments and support 66 jobs.
  • Ryan Waddington, Cowboy Clean Fuels Chief Executive Officer stated, "It is an exciting time at Cowboy Clean Fuels as we work to commercialize our first RNG and CDR project in the Powder River Basin.
  • We are pleased that the CBEA's independent analysis verifies the substantial economic impact we will have on Wyoming.
  • We are also proud to be contributing to Wyoming's economic growth and to the development of its vast potential for carbon sequestration and clean energy."

Waterloo Software Development Company, ISU Corp, Wins The Canadian Business Excellence Award for 2023

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Tuesday, July 4, 2023
CBEA, Artificial intelligence, AI, Intelligence

TORONTO, July 4, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- The CBEA holds a yearly award ceremony for Canadian businesses that have exceeded expectations in the areas of company culture, client satisfaction, and industry innovation.

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  • Some of Canada's top companies were recognized for their innovation, client satisfaction, and employee engagement at the Canadian Business Excellence Awards.
  • ISU Corp, a custom software development company, earned the award as they begin to pivot toward artificial intelligence consulting services.
  • TORONTO, July 4, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- The CBEA holds a yearly award ceremony for Canadian businesses that have exceeded expectations in the areas of company culture, client satisfaction, and industry innovation.
  • ISU Corp remains among top Canadian service providers, using their own project management solutions for maximum client success.

Alexa Translations Wins Third Consecutive Canadian Business Excellence Award

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Tuesday, May 30, 2023
CBEA, Canada, Alexa, Translation, Excellence Canada, Forum of Private Business, Pharmaceutical industry, Management

Leading Canadian translation company gains recognition for setting new standards in innovation, employee satisfaction and client service

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  • Leading Canadian translation company gains recognition for setting new standards in innovation, employee satisfaction and client service
    TORONTO, May 30, 2023 /CNW/ -  Alexa Translations won the Canadian Business Excellence Award (CBEA) for Private Businesses for the third consecutive year.
  • This award underscores Alexa Translations' commitment to delighting customers, engaging employees, and championing innovation in the industry.
  • Every year, the Canadian Business Excellence Award by Excellence Canada recognizes extraordinary private businesses from all sectors that clearly demonstrate a strategic approach to successfully improving performance and achieving goals.
  • "We are truly honored to receive the Canadian Business Excellence Award for the third consecutive year," said Gary Kalaci, CEO of Alexa Translations.

PandoLogic Labor Insights Report Reveals What’s Changed in the Job Market, Identifies Key Indicators for 2023

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Thursday, February 9, 2023
Geography, Employment, CBEA, Great, HR, Acquisition, COVID-19, Donald, DE, Economics, CPA, CPC, Artificial intelligence, St. Norbert College, CVR, Veritone, Gingival recession, Business, Growth, GDP, Tightness, Research, Unemployment, Renewable energy, Management

PandoLogic’s latest research helps talent acquisition and HR professionals make sense of the changes experienced in the second half of 2022.

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  • PandoLogic’s latest research helps talent acquisition and HR professionals make sense of the changes experienced in the second half of 2022.
  • Despite high-profile layoffs, employment in the tech industry continued to grow in late 2022, albeit at a slower rate.
  • Though there are signs of cooling, the labor market continues to remain tight into the new year."
  • Terry Baker, president and CEO of PandoLogic, stated, “Since introducing our Labor Market Insights Report last year, it’s clear that the market has shifted dramatically.

As Economic Questions Loom, PandoLogic Makes Sense of the Noise with New Labor Market Insights Report

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Wednesday, October 12, 2022
News, Uncertainty, Investor relations, SEC, Growth, Employment, Policy, Organization, NASDAQ, Economics, Intelligence, Capital market, Business, Federal Reserve, Donald, St. Norbert College, Artificial intelligence, Technology, SVP, Software, Acquisition, Marketing, Industry, GDP, CPC, AI, CEO, CVR, CPA, GLOBE, Environment, Enterprise, Center, Terminology, CBEA, Solution, Management, Risk management, Veritone, Q2

The report also examines topics of interest as well as some of the indicators of the road ahead to help employers refine hiring strategies.

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  • The report also examines topics of interest as well as some of the indicators of the road ahead to help employers refine hiring strategies.
  • High frequency recruiting metrics from PandoLogic suggest a possible softening in the labor market on the horizon in line with the broader economy."
  • As an ongoing resource, the Labor Market Insights Report offers analysis and actionable information to help employers navigate the path forward.
  • The Devon Group for PandoLogic, a Veritone subsidiary
    SVP, Investor Relations and Capital Markets, Veritone

CBEA Applauds Legislature and Governor for the Passage of Senate Bill 1109

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Saturday, September 17, 2022
Other Energy, Environmental Policy, Utilities, Sustainability, Alternative Energy, Forest Products, Energy, State, Local, Natural Resources, Environment, Climate Change, Public Policy, Government, Legislature, IOU, Recreation, Senate, Contract, Carbon sequestration, MWS, Ecosystem, Biodiversity, Plant, CBEA, Wildfire, Forest, Biomass, Renewable energy

Today, Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 1109 by Senator Anna Caballero, which extends requirements on electric investor-owned utilities (IOUs) to procure energy from biomass generating electric facilities by five years.

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  • Today, Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 1109 by Senator Anna Caballero, which extends requirements on electric investor-owned utilities (IOUs) to procure energy from biomass generating electric facilities by five years.
  • "CBEA applauds the Legislature and the Governor for their work to promote healthy forests and renewable energy by passing and signing Senate Bill 1109," said Julee Malinowski-Ball, Executive Director of the California Biomass Energy Alliance.
  • "SB 1109 is the right bill at the right time supporting California forest, energy, and climate policy," added Malinowski-Ball.
  • The California Biomass Energy Alliance (CBEA) promotes biomass energy to reach California's environmental and economic goals.

Gotion High-tech Releases 2022 Interim Results

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Friday, August 26, 2022
Software, University, Research, Technology, Degree, List, Carbon, Achievement, Lithium, Sustainability, Volkswagen, SCI, Decision-making, Kilowatt-hour, Electrode, Leadership, UBS, Cell, CBEA, Göttingen, Company, Publication, Conference, EV, Offshore Technology Conference, SIX Swiss Exchange, Growth, Industry, Life, Renewable energy, Electric battery

Revenue in the first half of the year amounted to RMB8,638 million, and R&D expense doubled again, up 104.97% year-on-year

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  • Revenue in the first half of the year amounted to RMB8,638 million, and R&D expense doubled again, up 104.97% year-on-year
    HONG KONG, Aug 26, 2022 - (ACN Newswire) - Gotion High-tech Co., Ltd. ("Gotion High-tech" or the "Company"; Stock Code: 002074.SZ) announced its interim results for the six months ended 30 June 2022 (the "Reporting Period").
  • During the Reporting Period, Gotion High-tech generated revenue mainly from power lithium battery, energy storage battery and power transmission and distribution equipment.
  • Since the start of 2022, China further emphasized its support for the accelerated development of new energy industry as a strategic emerging industry.
  • In the first half of 2022, Gotion High-tech's R&D expense amounted to RMB510 million, an increase of 104.97% year-on-year.