In this episode Russell Reading speaks with Rain Bliss from Zeigo Network about on‑site solar in Mexico. They explain the two main models—distributed generation (up to ~700 kW) and the larger self‑consumption model—who makes a good candidate, and why distributed generation can be fast to permit and attractive thanks to retail net‑metering.

The conversation covers practical first steps for corporates: prioritize owned sites with sufficient roof or land space, check daytime load and power costs, align internal stakeholders, and engage a trusted developer or Zeigo Network to move projects forward.

In part 2 of the Renewable Roundup podcast, Energy Markets expert Russell Reading and Energy Consultant, Zander Dale explain why environmental attribute certificates (EACs) are rising on corporate agendas, how they differ from carbon credits, and which sectors are most likely to use them.

They cover practical examples (steel, cement, fuels, agriculture), market opportunities and risks, and give clear steps for buyers: match activity, use recognized methodologies, verify data, be transparent, and avoid overclaiming.

This episode of the Renewable Roundup podcast explains environmental and commodity attribute certificates (EACs), how they differ from physical low-carbon products, and how they act as a financing and reporting mechanism to scale low-carbon commodities when direct sourcing isn’t possible.

Russell Reading and Zander Dale discuss the mitigation hierarchy, the distinction between environmental outcomes and reporting rights, the role of registries and assurance, and how SBTi Net-Zero 2.0 integrates market instruments into target implementation.