Sustainability goals and lower costs are not opposites
We help organizations meet renewable commitments with structures that make financial sense, and track them in the same dashboards as the rest of your energy spend.
Options we evaluate
Renewable Energy Certificates
Sourced, verified and matched to the reporting framework you report under.
Power Purchase Agreements
Sourcing, negotiation and oversight of physical and virtual PPAs.
Community and on-site solar
Site economics, vetted development partners and contract review.
Reporting
Renewable share, cost per MWh and certificate retirements in TaraBase beside your cost data.
How we judge a recommendation
Financial merit first. If a structure does not hold up against alternatives, we say so.
Fit to the portfolio. Term, geography and risk tolerance matter more than what is fashionable this year.
One view. Renewable activity is reported with conventional energy, not in a separate silo.
Questions buyers ask
Does Discovery develop renewable projects?
No. We are advisors. We help you evaluate, source and structure options, connect you with vetted developers for on-site projects, and handle contract due diligence.
What is the difference between a REC and a PPA?
A Renewable Energy Certificate represents the environmental attribute of one megawatt-hour of renewable generation and can be bought without changing your physical supply. A Power Purchase Agreement is a long-term contract with a renewable generator, usually providing both the attributes and the power at a fixed price.
Are PPAs worth a long commitment?
It depends on price outlook, term and risk tolerance. A well-structured PPA can fix below-market rates for 10 to 20 years; the risk is that market prices fall below the PPA price. We model the economics against current markets before recommending any long-term structure.
Can mid-size organizations take part?
Yes. Community solar, aggregated purchasing and shorter REC contracts make participation possible without the load a direct PPA needs.
Find out what your bills should have cost.
Send one recent bill per site, or a list of accounts. We tell you where we expect findings before you sign anything. No upfront audit fee.