Chemical Firms Sign on to DOE Initiative

Several prominent chemical firms have signed onto the Save Energy Now Leader program, a voluntary initiative of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE; Washington) under which companies pledge to reduce energy intensity by 25% over the next decade. Dow Chemical and PPG were both part of the program at its launch in December, and it has since added Arkema and, most recently, Eastman Chemical. Eastman announced its participation in the initiative in a press release late last month, though the other companies did not make announcements. Dow has reduced its energy...

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