A LinkedIn series by Inverto’s Energy team
The Low Carbon Lens is a six-part LinkedIn series created by Inverto’s Energy team, bringing together strategic perspectives on procurement’s role in the energy transition.
Covering topics from proactively managing rare earth risks to navigating regulatory complexity and overcoming grid-scale bottlenecks, the series explores how procurement can unlock delivery, resilience, and value across the clean energy landscape.
Originally published on LinkedIn by individual team members, the full series is now available here in one place.
Author: Callum Phillips
Rare Earth, Rare Opportunities
REE-driven components are deeply embedded in clean tech but carry hidden risks. Discover how procurement can manage concentration, improve visibility, and build resilience in fragile, opaque supply chains.
Author: Josh Fenlon
Procurement in a Policy Storm
From the IRA to CBAM, policy change is reshaping procurement. This article outlines how to manage regulatory risk through smarter contracts, supplier diversification, and digital tools for compliance insight.
The Series continues.
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This series is published progressively. Follow us on LinkedIn to catch each new article as it’s released.
Looking beyond Low Carbon: The bigger CAPEX picture
Procurement is increasingly at the center of the energy transition, not just in low-carbon technologies but across the entire capital project landscape. Based on a survey of over 380 senior procurement leaders managing >€1 tn in CAPEX, this short video explores the most urgent challenges and opportunities facing procurement in energy.
Our Energy Insights
At Inverto, we support energy companies in building resilient, future-ready procurement and supply chain strategies; from early-stage sourcing to large-scale project delivery.
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