Are You Ready for the Electrified Economy?

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Progress toward electrification begins with a goal. In response to the global climate crisis and rising stakeholder demand, businesses are prioritizing progress towards reducing their greenhouse gas emissions. With Science-Based Targets initiative releasing the world’s first corporate net-zero targeting setting, business leaders can confidently set their near and long-term decarbonization goals. Start here to set a target.

Have you set decarbonization targets?

YES

Meaningful emissions reduction means tackling emissions across the entire value chain. Unlike Scope 1 and Scope 2, Scope 3 emissions extend beyond a company’s direct control and are linked to suppliers and consumers. However, they often account for the largest source of a company’s emissions.

Over the next decade, energy consumption will move away from fossil fuels and toward electricity. This will dramatically impact how energy is consumed across industries. Companies must move first and fast toward electrifying operations to reduce emissions and pave the way for cost-saving opportunities.

Do your decarbonization targets cover Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3 emissions?

YES

Do you have plans to transition your energy consumption toward 100% electricity?

YES

Have you invested in renewable energy to reduce your carbon footprint (via PPAs or VPPAs)?

YES

Are your buildings equipped with resiliency solutions, like battery storage or rooftop solar panels?

YES

Are you enrolled in demand response programs to monetize your energy resources?

YES

Have you embraced electric mobility? Whether through electrifying your corporate fleet or installing electric vehicle chargers at your offices and facilities.

YES

Does your company have an energy adviser to help design and execute your decarbonization strategy?

Purchasing renewable energy through power purchase agreements (PPAs) is a key part of a company’s path to decarbonization and electrification. Flexible, customized PPAs allow businesses of all sizes to take advantage of large-scale renewable energy production.

Energy resilient companies will have a concrete advantage in the electrified economy, as events like heatwaves, cold snaps and hurricanes intensify. They’ll take on less climate risk, face fewer operational interruptions and avoid energy price spikes.

Enrolling in demand response programs allows businesses to monetize their energy flexibility while decarbonizing. Through these programs, large energy consumers get paid to reduce their energy usage during peak demand.

Electrifying corporate fleets and supporting employee adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) can drive down operational costs while supporting emissions targets. The transportation sector generates the largest share of emissions in the US and is one of the highest priorities for decarbonization.

Carrying out a carbon reduction strategy requires expertise, market knowledge, planning, transacting and reporting. From securing the best energy prices to simplifying utility bills and sustainability reporting, an experienced advisor can make energy management easy and cost-effective.

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As we decarbonize our power sector, electricity will be a clean, affordable, reliable energy source. There are several concrete steps businesses can take to join the electrified economy and leverage cost-saving opportunities.

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Progress toward electrification begins with a goal. In light of the climate crisis and rising stakeholder demand, cutting emissions is imperative for businesses. With resources like the Science-Based Targets initiative, business leaders can confidently set their near and long-term decarbonization goals.