Clean Energy Buyers Institute

Despite being the largest economy in sub-Saharan Africa both in terms of population and gross domestic product (GDP), Nigeria’s power sector lags behind South Africa’s and Ghana’s. The country has made some encouraging progress in improving the regulatory frameworks to strengthen the power sector and more recently to support a clean energy transition, however there’s much more work to be done. Check out our comprehensive report in collaboration with RMI that sheds a light on the policy, regulatory, and stakeholder action that can help Nigeria address #energypoverty with clean alternatives. Access the full report: https://lnkd.in/gBmr-fPQ #CleanEnergyTransition #NigeriaEnergyPolicy

The Clean Energy Procurement Academy is excited to welcome Google as a Steering Committee member. The Academy aims to address the industry gap in education for supply chain partners and others who are working to reduce their Scope 3 emissions. Google's support builds on the efforts of other market leaders working to decarbonize their supply chains. As Dani Ton, Google's Director of Cloud Environmental & Social Responsibility put it, "We're taking action to decarbonize our supply chain. Google's involvement in the CEBA Academy equips our suppliers with the tools and knowledge needed to procure clean energy, reducing emissions and building a more sustainable supply chain." Join us! https://lnkd.in/e4KVJDNi

Nigeria is on the cusp of a clean energy transition, having committed to carbon neutrality by 2060 and possessing a maturing distributed energy resources (DERs) industry. To reach a tipping point that would accelerate its clean energy transition, Nigerian stakeholders would benefit from further innovation in business models and a more enabling policy environment. Check our our new report to deepen your understanding of the market, build awareness and engagement among energy customers and policymakers, and establish a knowledge base to inform your clean energy and supply chain strategy in Nigeria. Download it today: https://lnkd.in/gBmr-fPQ With thanks to RMI.

Standards for reporting Scope 3 emissions are rapidly evolving, and energy customers face challenges in tracking and addressing new developments that span different sectors and geographical areas. Join the Clean Energy Buyers Institute tomorrow, May 7, at 10 a.m. EDT for the last in our “Three for Scope 3” webinar series, with the Center for Resource Solutions' Peggy Kellen, the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI)'s Andres F. Machado, and the The International Tracking Standard Foundation: Founder of I-REC's Roble Poe Velasco-Rosenheim. Register here: https://lnkd.in/g7Dxeq9U 

CONGRATS to the winners of the 2024 REM Asia Awards! 🎉 • Asia Clean Energy Coalition (ACEC) • BASF Asia Pacific • Clean Energy Buyers Institute (CEBI) • CLP Power Hong Kong Limited • Corporate Renewable Energy Foundation (CREF) • PEMC • Powertrust Your work to expand renewable energy in Asia inspires us! https://lnkd.in/gZJvRBZp

Having an abundance of untapped renewable energy resources and a commitment to carbon neutrality by 2060, Nigeria’s energy market is liberalizing to provide open and competitive clean energy options. Commercial and industrial customers are at the forefront of this transition with an unmet need for reliable, affordable, and efficient power. Our new report includes insights to deepen your understanding of the market, build awareness and engagement among energy customers and policymakers, and establish a knowledge base to inform your clean energy and supply chain strategy in Nigeria. Download it today: https://lnkd.in/gBmr-fPQ A big thank you to the support from RMI.

Vietnam has a strong opportunity to scale up clean energy access and deployment. The commercial and industrial sector represents 60% of Vietnam’s electricity consumption, with which includes hundreds of companies seeking #cleanenergy access to meet decarbonization goals. Check out CEBI's new resource developed by Allotrope Partners to gain insights on how to shape your clean energy goals in Vietnam: https://lnkd.in/gBmr-fPQ Drawing on feedback from commercial and industrial energy customers and local stakeholders you’ll learn about: ⚡ Vietnam’s goals, market-level barriers, and opportunities ⚡ Key elements of currently available clean energy procurement options for corporates ⚡ Insights on emerging procurement options like the Direct Power Purchase Agreement mechanism

Exciting news! Target has joined the Clean Energy Procurement Academy as a Steering Committee member. Target joining this coalition means the Clean Energy Procurement Academy can equip more suppliers with the technical readiness to adopt clean energy. The call for sustainable practices has never been louder — and businesses hold a pivotal role in reshaping our world. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3qxc3L0

Having an abundance of untapped renewable energy resources and a commitment to carbon neutrality by 2060, Nigeria’s energy market is liberalizing to provide open and competitive clean energy options. Commercial and industrial customers are at the forefront of this transition with an unmet need for reliable, affordable, and efficient power. Our new report includes insights to deepen your understanding of the market, build awareness and engagement among energy customers and policymakers, and establish a knowledge base to inform your clean energy and supply chain strategy in Nigeria. Download it today: https://lnkd.in/gBmr-fPQ A big thank you to the support from RMI.

Limited access to quality data regarding supply chain partners’ electricity usage and emissions often creates burdensome complexities for organizations seeking to track emissions across their value chains. Join us next Tuesday at 11 a.m. EDT for the second webinar in our “Three for Scope 3” series for an insightful exploration of these issues, with Walmart's Chris Brooks, CDP's Laura Hohmann, and General Motors’ Meghan Kennedy. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gaS6-kkZ