Environmental stewardship is not just good for the planet, it’s good for business. Fortune 100 and 500 companies’ sustainability goals in 2016 not only created 80,000 emissions-reducing projects but also yielded $37 billion in savings. Sustainable practices, including purchasing renewable energy, can fulfill both environmental and business objectives. The question is, how can you leverage renewables to meet your energy management goals? 

Organizations worldwide are prioritizing renewable energy as a path to achieving increasingly ambitious sustainability goals. However, the complexity of renewables and their potential impact on business operations remain a primary concern. Successfully navigating this new landscape calls for more than just a power supplier; an energy partner who understands your needs and commitments is essential.  

If you want to make renewables part of your energy management strategy, look for someone with these must-haves. 

There are a lot of reasons for optimism in the current energy market, from low gas prices to advancements with renewable energy. Listen in as Direct Energy President John Schultz looks ahead at opportunities in today's marketplace.

Renewable energy is no longer a niche market – it’s fundamentally changing the national energy landscape. Three main forces have set the stage for renewable energy growth, and a major share of success can be attributed to corporate procurement. Learn more on today's blog.