Diversifying Renewable Energy Procurement

How can companies stay ambitious on renewables while protecting themselves from market volatility and policy whiplash? How can companies turn policy uncertainty into a competitive advantage?

With energy markets in flux and new standards reshaping corporate climate claims, renewable procurement is evolving beyond traditional PPAs (power purchase agreements) and entering a new phase defined by flexibility and innovation. This panel brings together buyers, developers, and market innovators to explore how leading companies are diversifying portfolios with on-site generation, battery storage, green tariffs, and transferable tax credits.

Part 1: What’s new, what’s next?
A look at what’s changed for renewable energy over the last 18 months and what that means for energy buyers in the future.

Part 2: The intersection of operational energy and finances
Learnings from decarbonizing all uses of natural gas and methane in buildings, including mechanical and plumbing systems.

Part 3: Case study: How AstraZeneca and Vanguard Renewables are deploying renewable natural gas at scale
RNG from three of Vanguard’s facilities is supporting decarbonization of AstraZeneca’s US footprint.

Part 4: Roundtable discussions
Discussion facilitators from 3Degrees, Brown-Forman, Point Energy Innovations, Prologis, and WattTime