The time to shape the future of corporate climate action and increase corporate support for high-impact clean energy is now.

It’s been a busy few months at EPP, with steady progress across our program areas. From the Africa Climate Summit to New York Climate Week, our team has been at the forefront of conversations around renewable energy, sustainability, fragility, peace, and security.

EPP has just released details about the high-impact supplies that corporate buyers are looking for. EPP published P-REC “Deal Book” to help buyers achieve their sustainability goals.

To better understand how potential changes to “Scope 2” GHG emission reduction target-setting and accounting may affect real-world decision making, EPP ran an AI-based simulation..

P-RECs can help companies and other stakeholders across the entertainment sector value chain make progress toward their branding, environmental, and audience engagement goals together.

EPP’s work sits at the intersection of climate and conflict, and is built on the idea that climate solutions like renewable energy can support peace. Recent months have brought dramatic developments on both the climate and conflict fronts…

EPP submitted a two-part appeal to the Greenhouse Gas Protocol Secretariat and Independent Standards Board for consideration

Across EPP’s areas of work, the current moment has been characterized by unprecedented levels of disruption. Geopolitical realignment, shifting international priorities, and shrinking public sector funding have combined with growing insecurity and ongoing uncertainty about the future.

In recent weeks, team members have attended a number of events and convenings, engaging with a wide range of partners

EPP has developed guidance to support integrating P-RECs into buyer client discussions and strategy development services…

As we embark on an exciting year ahead, it’s important to reflect on the state of the world and key moments from the past year in our journey to bring about lasting change…

New research to assesses the geographic match between industrial value chains and fragile countries to help companies more easily understand the geographies where they should prioritize decarbonization measures.

As COP29 came to a close last week, we reflect on our participation and the opportunity it provided to advance efforts that are core to our mission. Here are our key highlights…

EPP’s most recent newsletter, featuring reflections from COP29

In October, EPP’s Doug Miller, Director of Market Development, published a guest blog for the Emissions First Partnership on the Climate and Social Benefits of Relaxed Market Boundaries for Low-Income Countries.

This Saturday, September 21st, we recognize the International Day of Peace. At a time when war and conflict is so present - from Ukraine, to Palestine/Israel, to Sudan - finding new opportunities and openings for peacebuilding is critical. 

A new resource provides template language about Peace RECs that corporate clean energy buyers can include in their RFPs.