Who we are
The RE-Source Platform was founded in Brussels in June 2017 as an alliance of stakeholders representing clean energy buyers and suppliers.
The Platform pools resources and coordinates activities to promote a better framework for corporate renewable energy sourcing at EU and national level. Run day-to-day by the four founding organisations and steered by a committed group of corporate buyers and developers, the platform is designed to allow maximum cooperation and communication between renewable energy buyers and sellers and helps to realise the full potential of renewable electricity sourcing in Europe. The RE-Source team aims to increase the number of active corporates using renewable energy sourcing from 100 to 100,000.
Core Team and Founding Partners
Malgosia is the RE-Source Platform Coordinator, leading the team of experts from SPE, WindEurope, WBCSD and RE100 to deliver on the strategic objectives of the Platform. Her main job is within WindEurope. She joined this association in 2004 and is responsible for all business operations, PR, communications and membership strategy. She also contributes to the strategic, overall development of the association.
Daniel is responsible for the sales and marketing strategy from development to overseeing implementation on an operational level at SolarPower Europe. He is also the RE-Source Liaison Officer for SolarPower Europe.
Sam has 20 years’ experience leading sustainability projects in the shipping, aviation, food, construction and NGO sectors. He is also non-executive director of the Ethical Consumer Research Association.
Aleksandra oversees the international operations of the global corporate renewable energy initiative RE100. She first got involved in the energy industry through publishing market intelligence reports in seven countries across South East Asia, Northern Europe and the Middle East.
Mariana Heinrich leads WBCSD’s energy program, facilitating global coalitions of business and external stakeholders to accelerate the transition to a sustainable world by implementing innovative business models in the energy industry. She supports companies in their development of sustainable business strategies and implementation or investment in innovative energy solutions.
Lucy leads the renewable electricity workstream at WBCSD, bringing together companies from the full renewable value chain to work together on solutions to accelerate the deployment of renewable electricity beyond average growth. As part of this Lucy manages the Global Corporate Renewable PPA Forum, which aims to increase understanding and use of corporate renewable PPAs globally.
Hannah is the overall Director of the RE-Source Platform. She was previously Senior Manager in Business Development at REsurety, working to empower renewable energy buyers through better risk management. Her background includes renewable energy policy and regulatory advocacy at the American Wind Energy Association.
Alice is the Communications Officer for the RE-Source Platform. She has worked in communications and content creation roles for a variety of organisations. She is a passionate advocate for decarbonisation and building a more sustainable future.
Guy and Mercè Labordena lead a small team with the objective of facilitating business opportunities by developing and disseminating the RE-Source Buyers’ Toolkit, removing barriers to corporate renewable electricity procurement through RE-Source’s Task Forces (standardisation, credit risk and onsite) and working with other partners to develop support for corporate buyers.
Mercè and Guy Brindley lead a small team with the objective of facilitating business opportunities by developing and disseminating the RE-Source Buyers’ Toolkit, removing barriers to corporate renewable electricity procurement through RE-Source’s Task Forces (standardisation, credit risk and onsite) and working with other partners to develop support for corporate buyers.
Pierre has been at WindEurope since 2011, and has coordinated the Association’s advocacy on a number of issues including the Renewable Energy Directive, state aid guidelines and trade policy.
What we do
The RE-Source Platform pushes for the removal of regulatory and administrative barriers to corporate renewable energy procurement in Europe in support of the EU’s climate and energy goals. The Platform provides a wealth of free information and resources on corporate energy sourcing, including an annual event which brings together both buyers and sellers from across Europe.
The corporate sourcing market in Europe has taken off over the last few years. Corporate electricity buyers, renewable energy suppliers and policy-makers have a unique opportunity to work together to help Europe achieve its climate and energy objectives by enabling new, competitively-priced renewable energy resources at a scale not otherwise achievable. RE-Source Platform is prepared to continue leading by example and accelerate the transition to a smarter, more sustainable and more inclusive European energy system.
Strategic Partners
Renewable Energy Buyers
Renewable Energy sellers
The growing momentum and impact of corporations working to scale renewable energy is clear. Yet, despite the progress made to date, more must be done to maximise Europe’s full potential for corporate investment in new sources of renewable energy and associated environmental and economic benefits.
We are prepared to continue leading by example and accelerate the transition to a smarter, more sustainable and more inclusive European energy system.
RE-Source knows that corporations seek the removal of barriers to renewable energy procurement in support of Europe’s climate and energy goals. Discover RE-Source’s statement in its Declaration.
Contact us
Connect with Europe’s largest alliance of stakeholders representing clean energy buyers and suppliers for corporate sourcing.
Address details:
WindEurope – Rue Belliard 40, 1040 Brussels
SolarPower Europe – Rond-Point Robert Schuman 3, 1040 Brussels
