Sept. 26 — The Princeton, New Jersey-based energy company on Sept. 24 said it would accelerate carbon goals it set in 2014 to reach its 50% GHG reduction target (from a 2014 baseline) by 2025—not 2030 as originally envisioned—because it has already achieved a 37% reduction to date. NRG said it would also seek to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, surpassing its original 2014-set goal of a 90% reduction.
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