Cement is a fundamental component of construction, playing a crucial role in the development of infrastructure worldwide. However, traditional cement production is a significant source of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. At Guardyan Conservation, we are dedicated to discussing sustainable practices and reducing the environmental impact in all different industries.

In recent years, the urgent need to combat climate change has driven corporations to explore innovative solutions to reduce their carbon footprint. One is the Power Purchase Agreement (PPA). By entering into a well-structured PPA with renewable energy projects in Alberta, businesses not only profit from the transaction but also make significant strides towards achieving their carbon emissions reduction targets. Let's dive into what PPAs are, how they work, and why they present an attractive option for corporations aiming to meet environmental, social, and governance (ESG) goals.