We’re on a mission to bring climate action to everyone on the planet. By making climate action accessible to all businesses – whatever their size or sector.
Hilton is driving responsible travel through its Travel with Purpose commitment to cut the company's environmental footprint in half and double its social impact by 2030.
Our workshop will help you make informed decisions on your renewable energy procurement by deepening your understanding of the various options available and their associated risks and benefits.
It focuses on:
introducing the criteria relevant to defining a renewable energy procurement strategy
understanding the advantages and limitations of the available solutions
your current demand and business structure and any anticipated changes
allowing for growth and change
price, price, return, risk, impact - setting your priorities
Renewable energy sourcing solutions available in
different markets include:
green tariffs
energy attribute certificates (EACs), such as GOs, RECs, or I-RECs
corporate physical and virtual power purchase agreements (PPAs)
on-site renewables
hybrid solutions
It will give you the foundation to
develop global, national, or regional renewable energy strategies and execution plans.
One of our EAC projects: Bac lieu wind farm, Vietnam
Renewable energy procurement
Challenges clients face
Opportunities clients realise
stakeholders demand a sustainability strategy, including commitments to RE100, setting Science-Based Targets (SBTs) and adopting CSR targets
local electricity markets are volatile and bring the risk of increasing power prices
understanding power price forecasts is time consuming and managing wholesale market risks requires a high-level of expertise
secure long-term affordable electricity with improved price visibility
reduce carbon emissions and meet renewables targets
demonstrate leadership on climate change to internal and external stakeholders
