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In this conversation, podcast host, Joe Batir, talks with Jim Boyle, Founder and CEO of Sustainability Roundtable Inc. They discuss the evolution of corporate sustainability and the innovative approaches Sustainability Roundtable, Inc., has taken to facilitate the procurement of renewable energy through Virtual Power Purchase Agreements (VPPAs). Boyle emphasizes the importance of collaboration among smaller companies to achieve economies of scale in energy procurement and outlines the mission-driven model of his organization. The discussion also highlights the challenges and opportunities in the renewable energy market, particularly for companies that are not among the largest energy consumers. In this conversation, Jim Boyle discusses the complexities and innovations in energy transactions, emphasizing the importance of risk management, trust, and aggregated procurement in facilitating renewable energy projects. He highlights the growing demand for long-term commitments in energy procurement and the need for innovative business models to scale renewable energy solutions. Boyle also shares insights on future projections for energy development, the significance of corporate sustainability, and strategies for achieving net zero emissions. The discussion concludes with reflections on recent changes in the energy landscape and the importance of understanding the ongoing energy transition.
Jim’s Book Recommendation:
The Great Texas Wind Rush by Kate Galbraith and Asher Price
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In this conversation, podcast host, Joe Batir, talks with Jim Boyle, Founder and CEO of Sustainability Roundtable Inc. They discuss the evolution of corporate sustainability and the innovative approaches Sustainability Roundtable, Inc., has taken to facilitate the procurement of renewable energy through Virtual Power Purchase Agreements (VPPAs). Boyle emphasizes the importance of collaboration among smaller companies to achieve economies of scale in energy procurement and outlines the mission-driven model of his organization. The discussion also highlights the challenges and opportunities in the renewable energy market, particularly for companies that are not among the largest energy consumers. In this conversation, Jim Boyle discusses the complexities and innovations in energy transactions, emphasizing the importance of risk management, trust, and aggregated procurement in facilitating renewable energy projects. He highlights the growing demand for long-term commitments in energy procurement and the need for innovative business models to scale renewable energy solutions. Boyle also shares insights on future projections for energy development, the significance of corporate sustainability, and strategies for achieving net zero emissions. The discussion concludes with reflections on recent changes in the energy landscape and the importance of understanding the ongoing energy transition.
Jim’s Book Recommendation:
The Great Texas Wind Rush by Kate Galbraith and Asher Price
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