Integrating Renewables into Your Energy Strategy

With demands for electric power increasing and concerns for the environment growing, organizations big and small are realizing significant business value by cutting emissions and using renewable forms of energy.

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Integrating Renewables

Find out if introducing renewables into your energy strategy will impact your existing deal.

Be transparent with your energy supplier

If you know you want to install a solar array, for example, have the discussion up-front and structure your contract in such a way that allows for that.

Understand the terms of your PPA

There are a lot of different factors you’ll need to consider and negotiate. For example, what’s the price for power and how does it escalate?

Understand your renewable project economics

Think about economic feasibility scenarios and what the market could do under a high-case scenario, flat-case scenario and low-case scenario. Consider how state and federal incentives will impact your unit cost.

Measure and monitor your project for carbon emissions reporting

Consider how you will collect the data needed for ESG disclosures. Organize your metrics and implement controls to ensure accuracy and transparency.

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Read Our White Paper

Incorporating renewables into your energy strategy can be a worthwhile investment for an organization. When you take time to study your current contract, research viable options and communicate your intentions, you set yourself up for the advantages of investing in renewable energy and reduce the possibility of unwanted surprises.

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