Optimizing Renewable Supply Chains

With annual installed capacity of wind and solar projected to double within four years, the battle to reduce supply chain costs and risks becomes ever fiercer. Tariffs, regulations on equipment imports, increased ESG demands by investors and the prolonged economic downturn resulting from the pandemic have increased the complexity of forming effective supply chain strategies.

At the same time, in an increasingly competitive business climate the success or failure of projects rides on achieving substantial reductions in risks and costs by better negotiating supply and EPC agreements while mitigating supply chain risks. Only those with a firm grasp of emerging risks, sourcing strategies and contracting methods will be able to minimize costs and the potential for delays.

The Optimizing Renewable Supply Chains Master Class will provide a deep understanding of how to handle the emerging issues affecting sourcing strategies today, and to utilize best-in-class tools and techniques to reduce financial and schedule risks. A panel of renewable supply chain experts will examine how to handle national security and international trade concerns, technology risks, supply and shipping constraints and the special issues associated with offshore wind projects in supply chain planning. They will then explore how to improve the “nuts and bolts” of managing sourcing, including the latest in negotiating supply and EPC agreements, using warranties and insurance to limit risks, and accrediting supply chains in order to access cheaper financing via green bonds and other ESG investment vehicles.

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available through
April 16, 2021

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