ESG Compliance

ESG compliance has become a top priority for investors and executives, creating new challenges for organizations aiming to meet ESG goals while driving financial value. Titan Energy specializes in energy-focused strategies that help companies achieve both. Our innovative solutions are designed to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and provide comprehensive energy usage data, enabling accurate and transparent ESG reporting. With Titan Energy, you can align sustainability initiatives with financial performance, creating long-term value for your organization.

Our Process

Create, Implement, and Track Energy Strategies

Empower your sustainability journey with our expertise, navigating towards achieving the clean energy objectives outlined in your sustainability report.

Determine energy goals and objectives

Renewable energy procurement
Onsite power generation
Reduction of energy consumption
Transparency of energy usage
Risk management

Evaluate energy solutions

Building audits
Competitive RFP process for suppliers and developers
Financial risk assessment

Incorporate incentives and rebates

Utilities we work in
Securing competitive federal and state incentives

Implement strategies

Efficiency solutions
Controls and automation
Onsite renewable energy solutions
Offsite renewable energy solutions

Measure and track results

Quality data
Energy usage
Energy costs
GHG emissions
Renewable energy produced
Renewable energy credits produced

ESG Reporting Requirements

Value chain requirements

Stakeholders, shareholders, and end-use customers have company carbon footprint goals and sustainability report requirements within the private equity environment.

Federal and state rulemaking

Companies who contract with the federal and state governments may find certain rules and regulations important to consider.

Sustainable investing

The SEC rulemaking for registered funds includes sustainable investing strategies.

Regulations for multinationals

Private companies who have operations in the European Union (EU) may have different sustainability reporting standards from those operating solely in the United States.