Renewable energy executive Tyler Pommier is calling on communities to take a more active role in supporting clean energy projects following the release of a new in-depth interview discussing his career, industry insights, and local sustainability efforts.
In the interview, Pommier—widely recognised for his work in solar, wind, and bioenergy—opens up about his journey into renewable energy and the importance of breaking down complex ideas for everyday people.
"A lot of people feel overwhelmed when they hear terms like ‘carbon emissions’ or ‘energy transition,’" Pommier explains in the interview. “But once you break it down into something relatable, people get it—and they want to be involved.”
The renewable energy industry is growing fast. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), renewable power capacity is set to expand by over 2,400 gigawatts (GW) between 2022 and 2027—equal to the entire power capacity of China. However, community support and education remain key hurdles.
"Renewable energy isn't just about technology; it’s about people,” Pommier says. “The real challenge now is balancing innovation with accessibility. It’s one thing to have advanced technology, but it’s another to make sure communities understand it and feel part of the process.”
Pommier’s interview also highlights local projects in Louisiana, such as a hybrid solar and bioenergy initiative designed alongside community leaders to address both energy needs and agricultural waste. He stresses that these projects succeed when the public feels informed and empowered.
"My approach has always been to simplify the message," he says. "When people understand the basics of how energy works, they’re much more likely to support solutions that benefit everyone."
With Louisiana ranked among the top five U.S. states most vulnerable to climate-related risks such as flooding and extreme weather, Pommier stresses that clean energy isn't just an environmental issue—it’s a community one.
Simple Steps Everyone Can Take
Pommier encourages individuals to start small:
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Learn the basics of how renewable energy works through trusted websites or local organisations.
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Support local projects by attending community meetings or public consultations.
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Reduce personal energy use by switching to LED lighting or installing home solar panels where possible.
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Share accurate information about renewable energy on social media to counter misinformation.
"You don’t need to be an expert or work in the industry to make a difference," Pommier says. “Small actions, when multiplied, can drive bigger change.”
To read the full interview, visit the website here.
About Tyler Pommier
Tyler Pommier is a renewable energy executive based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Known for his strategic thinking and clear communication, he specialises in solar, wind, and bioenergy projects aimed at reducing carbon emissions and advancing clean energy solutions. Deeply connected to his local community and driven by a passion for technology and sustainability, Pommier works to make renewable energy accessible and relatable to everyone. He is committed to creating practical, people-focused solutions for a greener future.
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