
Liam Salter
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Jun 29, 2026
Ep 54: Live from London Climate Action Week – the conversations that matter most on Scope 3
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Tom IdleHOST
What's unlocking here? What's making things easier? What are you seeing that's happening?

Liam SalterGUEST
Well, I think in Asia over the last few years, first of all, onsite solar, you know, obviously costs came down a while ago.

Liam SalterGUEST
But what we've also seen is on a country by country basis, the industry matured, right? So more competition, more finance, lower cost installations.

Liam SalterGUEST
more regulatory support, so doing solar in your facility got a lot easier in a large number of Asian geographies, and it's a sort of mature technology now, almost plug and play in some markets, so that's great.

Liam SalterGUEST
Offsite renewables is a more varied picture, but what we really are looking for is markets where we can get renewables at cost parity or less, And ideally, renewables that give us some future protection from, you know, future price shocks.

Liam SalterGUEST
So, you know, fixed price, long term contracts, contract for difference style that's coming in Asia.