Engineering, Manufacturing, Production, STEM Education, Supply Chain, USGBC, Warehousing
Lenier Johnson
Clarify Roles and Responsibilities in Your MOS ...

Clarify Roles and Responsibilities in Your MOS

Confusion about who owns what will stall your system. Each team member should know their role in the MOS, from data collection to facilitating meetings to closing out action items. Clarity fuels accountability.

Clarify Roles and Responsibilities in Your MOS (Part 1 of 3)
Engineering, Manufacturing, Production, Solar, STEM Education, Supply Chain, USGBC, Warehousing
Lenier Johnson
Root Cause Analysis Should Be Routine (Part 3 ...

Root Cause Analysis Should Be Routine

MOS isn’t just about reporting results—it’s about solving problems. Integrate root cause problem-solving into your daily and weekly processes. Ask “why” until you’ve identified what’s truly driving performance gaps.

Root Cause Analysis Should Be Routine (Part 3 of 3)
Engineering, Manufacturing, Production, Solar, STEM Education, Supply Chain, USGBC, Warehousing
Lenier Johnson
Root Cause Analysis Should Be Routine (Part 2 ...

Root Cause Analysis Should Be Routine

MOS isn’t just about reporting results—it’s about solving problems. Integrate root cause problem-solving into your daily and weekly processes. Ask “why” until you’ve identified what’s truly driving performance gaps.

Root Cause Analysis Should Be Routine (Part 2 of 3)
Engineering, Manufacturing, Production, Solar, STEM Education, Supply Chain, USGBC, Warehousing
Lenier Johnson
Root Cause Analysis Should Be Routine (Part 1 ...

Root Cause Analysis Should Be Routine

MOS isn’t just about reporting results—it’s about solving problems. Integrate root cause problem-solving into your daily and weekly processes. Ask “why” until you’ve identified what’s truly driving performance gaps.

Root Cause Analysis Should Be Routine (Part 1 of 3)
Solar
Lenier Johnson
NEW DATA SHOWS SOLAR ENERGY CREATES MORE JOBS ...
One census assesses the steep job growth created by the solar industry between 2010 and 2016. But new tariffs on solar imports could cripple the industry and undo half a decade of economic and environmental progress.
NEW DATA SHOWS SOLAR ENERGY CREATES MORE JOBS IN AMERICA THAN ANY OTHER INDUSTRY

Maryland Energy Administration Offers Pilot Program: “First in the Nation Energy Storage Tax Credit Program”

 Baltimore, MD – The Maryland Energy Administration (MEA) is now accepting applications for the 2018 Energy Storage Tax Credit Program. The program, launched on January 1, 2018, is designed to encourage the deployment of energy storage systems in Maryland.

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MAJORITY OF REALTORS SAY CLIENTS INTERESTED IN SUSTAINABILITY

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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS -- Growing consumer interest and demand for greener, more sustainable properties is driving a dialogue between Realtors® and homebuyers and sellers. Over half of Realtors® find that consumers have interest in real estate sustainability issues and practices, according to the National Association of Realtors®’ 2017 REALTORS® and Sustainability report.

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PUERTO RICO POWER GRID SNAPS, NEARLY 1 MILLION IN THE DARK

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PUERTO RICO POWER GRID SNAPS, NEARLY 1 MILLION IN THE DARK
Puerto Rico's power grid broke down again on Thursday, leaving some 800,000 customers without power, as the US Caribbean possession struggles to recover five months after Hurricane Maria slammed the island.

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CLIMATE CHANGE PLACES A MAJOR ECONOMIC BURDEN ON FUTURE GENERATIONS

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It’s no secret that climate change has already started to impact human health. In fact, there is a growing body of research concerned with how rising temperatures will specifically affect humans: from heat stroke to decreased productivity — even an increased risk of violence. It’s becoming clear that climate change will leave a mark on more than just our planet.

Renewable Energy Surges to 18% of U.S. Power Mix

Renewable Energy Surges to 18% of U.S. Power Mix

Eighteen percent of all electricity in the United States was produced by renewable sources in 2017, including solar, wind, and hydroelectric dams. That’s up from 15% in 2016, with the shift driven by new solar and wind projects, the end of droughts in the West, and a dip in the share of natural gas generation.