The implementation of the SBTi Corporate Net-Zero Standard v2.0 in February 2027 introduces stricter criteria for energy buyers regarding regional sourcing boundaries, physical deliverability, and Scope 3 emissions. Securing contracts before this deadline is critical to ensuring long-term compliance and financial stability. This regulatory shift comes amid volatile energy markets across Europe and APAC, forcing finance and energy teams to balance price predictability against market exposure and power price cannibalisation.
Join us to explore how corporate buyers can align EAC procurement with updated SBTi guidance, unlock cost-effective PPAs across APAC, integrate hybrid storage, and structure resilient multi-PPA portfolios.
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The implementation of the SBTi Corporate Net-Zero Standard v2.0 in February 2027 introduces stricter criteria for energy buyers regarding regional sourcing boundaries, physical deliverability, and Scope 3 emissions. Securing contracts before this deadline is critical to ensuring long-term compliance and financial stability. This regulatory shift comes amid volatile energy markets across Europe and APAC, forcing finance and energy teams to balance price predictability against market exposure and power price cannibalisation.
Join us to explore how corporate buyers can align EAC procurement with updated SBTi guidance, unlock cost-effective PPAs across APAC, integrate hybrid storage, and structure resilient multi-PPA portfolios.
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Bruno leads the analysis of renewable energy routes to market, with a focus on power purchase agreements (PPAs). Drawing on extensive experience in power market analysis, he examines how market fundamentals and corporate clean energy sourcing strategies shape PPA markets and renewable project financing. He also tracks environmental certificates globally, including EU Guarantees of Origin (GOs), UK Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin (REGOs) and other renewable energy credits (RECs), examining how these instruments support investment in clean energy.
At S&P Global Platts, Bruno led long-term power modelling and renewable capture price forecasts, as well as the global wind and solar outlooks. He also expanded analytics coverage across global power markets.
Previously, Bruno spent over 15 years at PIRA Energy Group, which S&P Global acquired in 2017. He launched and managed PIRA’s European Electricity Service, covering power generation, demand, cross-border trading and prices across Europe’s key markets.
Bruno graduated magna cum laude in economics and management from Bari University (Italy) and holds a master’s in energy economics from ENSPM/Institut Français du Pétrole (Paris).
As Head of Commercial at Renewabl, Carolyn brings over 15 years of experience across renewable energy sourcing, corporate procurement, and European power markets. Prior to joining Renewabl, she advised on global decarbonisation strategies at South Pole and directed pan-European portfolios at Schneider Electric. She currently oversees Renewabl’s commercial strategy and client relationships, specializing in data readiness, 24/7 hourly matching pilots, and PPA tender design.
Isabela is a renewable energy professional with over five years of experience in the area of sustainability and climate change. As part of her responsibilities, she helps corporations and their supply chains develop renewable energy strategies that adhere to the most rigorous standards, such as the GHG Protocol, CDP and RE100, enabling them to transition from fossil fuels to renewable sources across their worldwide operations. Prior to joining South Pole, she worked on energy efficiency projects at Mario Molina Center. She holds a BSc in Chemical Engineering and is based in our Madrid office.
Matt has over 10 years of experience in consultancy specialising in energy procurement and energy market advisory services including familiarity with topics such as PPA accounting treatment. Backed by client management skills, Matt has an extensive track record in providing tailored risk managed advice across global markets to a broad sector including government, water utilities, commercial and industrial clients.
Before joining South Pole, Matt worked for an Australian based climate consultant, ERM Energetics, where he advised clients on their optimal renewable energy strategies and led end-to-end PPA transactions including cohort/group aggregation models. Matt has a Bachelor's degree in Commerce and a Postgraduate Diploma in Energy and Carbon Studies and is based in our Amsterdam office.
Petra is a Portfolio Manager in renewable energy markets, focused on EACs and corporate renewable energy solutions. She brings multiple years of experience in EACs, renewable energy SaaS, enterprise client advisory and business development across EMEA markets and holds an MSc in Business Administration from the University of Amsterdam. Her expertise lie in connecting EAC portfolio solutions, reporting requriements and credible renewable energy strategies.
