Virtual Power Purchase Agreements are a powerful tool that can drive sustainability and cost-efficiency for your organization. Please tune in for an in-depth explanation of VPPAs and how they work, benefits including cost savings and meeting sustainability goals, and Steps to initiate and manage a VPPA.

Is your organization looking to harness the potential of solar energy? Join Tradition Energy for our onsite solar webinar, where we will discuss the key benefits of integrating solar power into your operations.

In this webinar, Tradition provides an update on LP&L’s journey to competition and what organizations must do to prepare for entry.

Join Tradition Energy for a basic-level webinar on Community Solar to learn how to participate and reduce your energy costs while supporting renewable energy generation in your area.

Demand for sustainability solutions is at an all-time high. In this webinar, we provide simple explanations and highlight the features and benefits of some of the most popular sustainability strategies.

Join Tradition Energy as we explore and explain the evolution of the Renewable Energy markets, the use of RECs, recent pricing trends, and how procurement of green energy products will continue to change in the coming years.

Recent market events have led to dramatic changes in energy prices, which in turn have had an impact on energy contracts and budgets. Tune in for Negotiating Energy Supply Agreements in A Volatile Market, one of the most critical aspects of energy procurement.

With the massive surge in energy prices this year and the expected future increases, it is essential that you view this presentation where we discuss the mistakes most energy procurement professionals make, why they happen, and how to prevent them.

As we start 2023, energy consumers are seeing the price of all commodities rise, most dramatically electricity, natural gas, and fuel. With the huge surge in commodity prices and the expected future increases, it becomes vital for procurement professionals to take a strategic approach to energy management

Rate class, improper charges, demand, power factor and usage hours can all affect utilities’ delivery charges. This short presentation will highlight the ways organizations can address and minimize energy costs by better understanding and managing the utility delivery charges.