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Ep 70: A Complete Primer on Reporting and Analyzing Scope 3 Emissions with Ty Colman, Co-Founder of Optera

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محتوای ارائه شده توسط Gareth Evans & Dan Roberts, Gareth Evans, and Dan Roberts. تمام محتوای پادکست شامل قسمت‌ها، گرافیک‌ها و توضیحات پادکست مستقیماً توسط Gareth Evans & Dan Roberts, Gareth Evans, and Dan Roberts یا شریک پلتفرم پادکست آن‌ها آپلود و ارائه می‌شوند. اگر فکر می‌کنید شخصی بدون اجازه شما از اثر دارای حق نسخه‌برداری شما استفاده می‌کند، می‌توانید روندی که در اینجا شرح داده شده است را دنبال کنید.https://fa.player.fm/legal

What does it take to tackle corporate emissions and align sustainability with business success? In this episode, Ty Colman, Co-Founder of Optera, dives into the critical role of Scope 3 emissions in combating climate change. You'll learn how businesses can begin their sustainability journey using accessible data, collaborate with suppliers, and create scalable solutions to drive meaningful environmental impact.

We also explore how businesses can leverage operational technologies and regulatory compliance to reduce costs, manage risks, and strengthen supply chains. From actionable steps for addressing emissions hotspots to the transformative potential of renewables, Ty offers valuable insights to help organizations navigate the complexities of sustainability.

What You’ll Learn in Today’s Episode:

  • The importance of Scope 3 emissions in combating climate change.
  • How to use accessible data to start your emissions journey.
  • Effective collaboration strategies with key suppliers.
  • The role of regulations in driving sustainability efforts.
  • Practical steps to reduce supply chain emissions.
  • The benefits of addressing emissions hotspots.
  • How Optera’s tools simplify emissions management.
  • Breakthroughs in operational technologies like renewables.
  • Misconceptions about emissions data accuracy.
  • Why sustainability is both a cost-saving measure and a business driver.

Resources In Today's Episode:

You can view a video of the conversation on VECKTA's website here: https://tinyurl.com/2bx72nje

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What does it take to tackle corporate emissions and align sustainability with business success? In this episode, Ty Colman, Co-Founder of Optera, dives into the critical role of Scope 3 emissions in combating climate change. You'll learn how businesses can begin their sustainability journey using accessible data, collaborate with suppliers, and create scalable solutions to drive meaningful environmental impact.

We also explore how businesses can leverage operational technologies and regulatory compliance to reduce costs, manage risks, and strengthen supply chains. From actionable steps for addressing emissions hotspots to the transformative potential of renewables, Ty offers valuable insights to help organizations navigate the complexities of sustainability.

What You’ll Learn in Today’s Episode:

  • The importance of Scope 3 emissions in combating climate change.
  • How to use accessible data to start your emissions journey.
  • Effective collaboration strategies with key suppliers.
  • The role of regulations in driving sustainability efforts.
  • Practical steps to reduce supply chain emissions.
  • The benefits of addressing emissions hotspots.
  • How Optera’s tools simplify emissions management.
  • Breakthroughs in operational technologies like renewables.
  • Misconceptions about emissions data accuracy.
  • Why sustainability is both a cost-saving measure and a business driver.

Resources In Today's Episode:

You can view a video of the conversation on VECKTA's website here: https://tinyurl.com/2bx72nje

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Lee Jackson, Senior Vice President of Digital Solutions at JLL, joins the show to share his unconventional journey and how his unique background gives him an edge in transforming real estate portfolios. You'll hear how shifting consumer behavior, from traditional retail to immersive destination experiences, has forced the industry to adapt, and how digital tools are helping it do just that. Lee also breaks down the key differences between public and private ownership structures, how asset life cycles impact decision-making, and why the next evolution in sustainability isn’t just measurement—it’s action. With examples ranging from energy optimization to tenant engagement tools, you’ll learn how innovation is reshaping real estate and what it means for landlords, investors, and tenants alike. What You’ll Learn in Today’s Episode: Why destination-focused retail is replacing traditional models. How COVID-19 accelerated tech adoption in buildings. The importance of acting on energy data. How digital tools boost tenant satisfaction and retention. The role of ownership type in real estate decisions. Why stakeholder pressure drives sustainability innovation. Metrics that matter most in managing real estate portfolios. How leaders can use data for real-world impact. Resources In Today's Episode: Lee Jackson: LinkedIn Dan Roberts: LinkedIn VECKTA: News You can view a video of the conversation on VECKTA's website here: https://tinyurl.com/bwr8mb4m…
 
What if the key to long-term profit isn’t faster growth, but smarter, greener strategy? In this panel discussion, leaders from UPS, CBRE, Jamestown, and Southface Institute break down why sustainability isn’t just good for the planet—it’s smart business. James Marlow opens the conversation by challenging the obsession with quarterly gains, advocating instead for "hundred-year thinking." Becca Timms, Tommy Bledsoe, and Zach Marchlik share how companies like UPS are tracking emissions across facilities, why LEED buildings command higher rent, and how sustainability is now a top tenant priority, beating out gyms and parking. Listen in to learn how long-term value creation, systems thinking, and life cycle cost analysis can unlock resilience and real savings. Whether it’s starting small with pilot programs or reimagining energy systems, you’ll hear how to tie green initiatives to tangible results. From real estate to logistics, this conversation highlights practical ways to embed sustainability into the core of any business. What You’ll Learn in Today’s Episode: Why short-term thinking threatens long-term business. How “hundred-year thinking” drives resilience. Practical steps to integrate sustainability company-wide. How UPS manages global emissions at scale. Why sustainability is a top office building amenity. How to use data to win internal sustainability support. Ways to start small and build momentum. How energy systems are shifting from passive to proactive. Resources In Today's Episode: James Marlow: LinkedIn | Website Becca Timms: LinkedIn | Website Tommy Bledsoe: LinkedIn Zach Marchlik: LinkedIn Gareth Evans: LinkedIn Dan Roberts: LinkedIn VECKTA: News You can view a video of the conversation on VECKTA's website here: https://tinyurl.com/3k3bekuf…
 
Today we are looking into the latest developments around the 48E tax credits and a proposed bill—the Ending Intermittent Energy Subsidies Act—that could drastically reshape clean energy investment. You'll learn what these changes mean for solar, wind, and energy storage projects and how they're being weighed against long-standing subsidies in the oil and gas industry. Listen in to hear how rural EV infrastructure is lagging behind urban areas, the surprising economics of off-road electric vehicles, and how a gradual tax credit step-down could actually spark innovation. If you want to understand what’s happening in American energy policy and how to strategically plan your energy projects in a volatile market, this one’s for you. What You’ll Learn in Today’s Episode: What the 48E Tax Credit is. Why the proposed Ending Intermittent Energy Subsidies Act matters. How phased tax credit reductions work. Differences between clean energy and oil and gas incentives. The economics of energy project planning during policy change. How energy tax policy affects consumer costs. Why strategic timing matters in renewable energy rollouts. Resources In Today's Episode: Gareth Evans: LinkedIn Dan Roberts: LinkedIn VECKTA: News You can view a video of the conversation on VECKTA's website here: https://tinyurl.com/32aavsky…
 
What if all the chaos in the tariff headlines isn’t as disastrous as it seems? In this episode, we cut through the noise to break down the real economic impact of the latest tariff developments on onsite energy projects. From the initial bloodbath in the markets to a surprising bounce back, we unpack what’s driving energy project economics—and it’s not just equipment costs. You’ll learn why utility tariffs, consumption patterns, and costs play a far bigger role than most people think, and how strategic scenario planning can preserve project value even in the face of rising costs and political uncertainty. We will walk through real-world modeling and surprising results from a 200-site portfolio analysis, including what happens when tax credits vanish or equipment costs spike. What You’ll Learn in Today’s Episode: The biggest drivers of project economics. How tariff volatility is impacting equipment costs. What soft costs are and why they matter more than you think. The role of incentives like the Investment Tax Credit. How to scenario-plan for rising utility escalation rates. What happens when tax credits are removed. The surprisingly small impact of moderate tariff increases. How optimization engines preserve NPV and IRR. Why modular, flexible energy deployments are smart in uncertain markets. How to future-proof energy investments despite policy chaos. Resources In Today's Episode: Gareth Evans: LinkedIn Dan Roberts: LinkedIn VECKTA: News You can view a video of the conversation on VECKTA's website here: https://tinyurl.com/33juje54…
 
Every day, we hear debates about energy—should we rely on coal, nuclear, gas, or renewables? But what no one is discussing is the backbone of it all: the power grid. With demand skyrocketing, prices climbing, and outages increasing, the latest report from the American Society of Civil Engineers reveals some alarming truths about our aging infrastructure. In this episode, we break down the key findings of the 2025 Infrastructure Report Card, focusing on energy. We discuss why the U.S. power grid received a D+ rating, the economic and security implications of failing infrastructure, and the rising costs consumers are facing. Plus, we explore potential solutions, including on-site energy and grid modernization. If you want to understand how the energy crisis affects you and what can be done about it, this is an episode you won’t want to miss. What You’ll Learn in Today’s Episode: Why the U.S. power grid was rated D+ in the latest Infrastructure Report Card. The impact of outdated transmission and distribution systems on energy reliability. How increasing energy demand is outpacing grid capacity. The economic consequences of failing infrastructure and rising energy costs. The role of renewables and gas plants in meeting future power needs. Why replacing aging transformers is becoming a critical challenge. How energy failures in other countries foreshadow potential U.S. risks. The growing importance of energy resilience for businesses. The potential of on-site energy solutions to bypass grid weaknesses. How policy and investment can help modernize the power grid. Resources In Today's Episode: 2025 Infrastructure Report Card Gareth Evans: LinkedIn Dan Roberts: LinkedIn VECKTA: News You can view a video of the conversation on VECKTA's website here: https://tinyurl.com/y6w4zrbf…
 
What if energy solutions could be simpler, more scalable, and more reliable while significantly reducing emissions? In this episode, Michael Wood, Chief of Staff at DG Matrix, and Haroon Inam, CEO of DG Matrix, break down how their groundbreaking technology is revolutionizing the power industry. They discuss how DG Matrix is tackling grid constraints, optimizing energy use, and making modular power solutions more accessible across industries like EV charging, data centers, and commercial energy systems. Michael and Haroon also share how DG Matrix is eliminating supply chain bottlenecks and streamlining manufacturing for faster deployment. Their innovative, patent-pending technology ensures stable, uninterrupted power. Whether you're in the energy sector, business operations, or simply interested in the future of power, this episode will give you an inside look at the cutting-edge advancements shaping the industry. What You’ll Learn in Today’s Episode: How modular power solutions are revolutionizing the energy industry. Why integrating AC and DC sources improves efficiency and lowers costs. The role of power electronics in grid reliability and clean energy advancements. The impact of fast deployment and streamlined supply chains on energy projects. Why scalable power blocks are game-changers for large facilities. How DG Matrix enables uninterrupted power despite grid fluctuations. The economic and environmental benefits of modular energy solutions. How data centers and retail industries are benefiting from this technology. The future of sustainable and reliable power systems. Resources In Today's Episode: Michael Wood: LinkedIn Haroon Inam: LinkedIn DG Matrix Gareth Evans: LinkedIn Dan Roberts: LinkedIn VECKTA: News You can view a video of the conversation on VECKTA's website here: https://tinyurl.com/yc543whw…
 
How do energy decisions impact not just the economy, but also human health and the environment? In this episode, Andrew DeMille, COO of Quantum Energy, shares how their advanced analytics quantify these effects, helping businesses make smarter clean energy investments. He explains how their grid modeling assesses every hour of a project’s impact, from reducing pollution to improving ecosystem health. You'll learn how clean energy is more than just sustainability—it’s a strategic advantage. Andrew shares real-world examples, including the Vista Sands Solar project, where impact analytics demonstrated significant health and economic benefits in a high-stakes approval process. We also explore how businesses use this data to optimize decisions, prove the ROI of renewable investments beyond financial metrics, and gain a competitive edge by integrating impact analytics into their strategies. What You’ll Learn in Today’s Episode: How energy decisions affect human health, the economy, and the environment. The role of impact analytics in clean energy investments. How businesses can use data to gain stakeholder support for renewable projects. Why regulatory pressure is driving transparency in corporate sustainability. The strategic advantages of clean energy beyond sustainability. Lessons from the Vista Sands Solar project on proving impact with data. How companies can prove the ROI of clean energy investments. How an API-first approach is making impact analytics more accessible. Why data-driven insights are critical for the future of energy decision-making. Resources In Today's Episode: Andrew DeMille: LinkedIn Quantum Energy Vista Sands Solar Farm Gareth Evans: LinkedIn VECKTA: News You can view a video of the conversation on VECKTA's website here: https://tinyurl.com/mr29z26y…
 
What happens when the power grid fails, and how can businesses drive real sustainability solutions? In this live episode from SXSW, industry leaders Leigh-Kathryn Bonner (Bee Downtown), Eric Riesenberg (VoLo Earth Ventures), and Patric Rayburn (Catalyst by Wellstar) join the show to discuss the intersection of sustainability, energy, healthcare, and agriculture. They share how businesses can invest in resilient energy solutions, the challenges of balancing sustainability with profitability, and the crucial role of collaboration in building a cleaner future. You'll also hear insights on how AI and data centers are increasing electricity demand, why power grid reliability is a growing concern, and how climate change could create ripple effects that impact infrastructure, migration, and global economies. Plus, we explore why many organizations hesitate to adopt sustainable energy solutions and how to make the business case for long-term investment. What You’ll Learn in Today’s Episode: Why power grid reliability is becoming a major global concern. How AI and data centers are driving energy demand. The role of sustainability in healthcare, energy, and agriculture. How businesses can balance sustainability with financial returns. The economic impact of power grid failures. Why companies hesitate to adopt onsite energy solutions. How climate change could lead to widespread migration. The importance of micro-nuclear power and decentralized energy. Why storytelling is key to successful sustainability initiatives. How millennials in leadership are reshaping corporate sustainability. Resources In Today's Episode: Gareth Evans: LinkedIn VECKTA: News Leigh-Kathryn Bonner: LinkedIn Eric Riesenberg: LinkedIn Patric Rayburn: LinkedIn You can view a video of the conversation on VECKTA's website here: https://tinyurl.com/5n8spjx8…
 
Electricity rates are rising faster than ever, but what does this mean for businesses? In this episode, we break down the shifting economics of onsite energy solutions. With electricity rates surging—especially in states like California—many businesses that previously dismissed onsite energy are now reconsidering their options. We’ll explore why these rates are climbing, the role of investor-owned utilities, and how businesses can take control of their energy costs. We also discuss the aging U.S. power grid, its reliability challenges, and the policy shifts shaping the future of energy. Listen in to learn the advantages of behind-the-meter solutions like solar, battery storage, and micro gas turbines, along with key government incentives that could make these investments more affordable. What You’ll Learn in Today’s Episode: Why electricity rates have surged in the last four years. The key differences between investor-owned and municipal utilities. How deferred grid investments are driving up energy costs. The risks of an aging power grid and how it impacts reliability. How businesses can offset rising costs with onsite energy solutions. The financial benefits of solar, battery storage, and micro gas turbines. How tax incentives like the Inflation Reduction Act can lower investment costs. Why Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) can stabilize energy expenses. Actionable steps businesses can take to future-proof their energy strategy. Resources In Today's Episode: Gareth Evans: LinkedIn Dan Roberts: LinkedIn VECKTA: News You can view a video of the conversation on VECKTA's website here: https://tinyurl.com/bdhb346y…
 
Navigating onsite energy investments is no easy task, especially for large corporations with multiple stakeholders and complex financial considerations. In this episode, Felipe Sarubbi, Co-Founder of VECKTA, introduces a game-changing new feature designed to help businesses optimize their energy strategies. Historically, VECKTA has guided companies through early-stage energy decision-making, but a major challenge remains: determining the right timing and financing for these projects. This new strategy module directly addresses that gap, giving companies the tools to deploy projects efficiently while maximizing financial returns. Listen in as Felipe explains how VECKTA’s optimizer uses advanced modeling to analyze financial variables, such as inflation, tax incentives, cash flow projections, and financing options. By applying the 5W2H framework—why, what, where, when, who, how, and how much—businesses can gain clarity on their energy investments and confidently scale their programs. What You’ll Learn in Today’s Episode: How VECKTA’s new feature optimizes onsite energy investments. The key challenges corporations face in financing energy projects. How the 5W2H framework simplifies energy decision-making. The impact of inflation and tax incentives on energy financing. Why stakeholder alignment is crucial for project success. How financial modeling improves scalability and ROI. The role of cash flow visibility in investment decisions. Why comparing current vs. potential investment outcomes is essential. How businesses can align energy projects with budget constraints. Resources In Today's Episode: Felipe Sarubbi: LinkedIn Gareth Evans: LinkedIn Dan Roberts: LinkedIn VECKTA: News You can view a video of the conversation on VECKTA's website here: https://tinyurl.com/2yvrr2z9…
 
What does President Trump’s new executive order mean for the Inflation Reduction Act and the future of onsite energy investment? In this episode, we break down the potential impact of this decision on clean energy incentives, tax credits, and renewable energy projects. We’ll explore how changes to funding could affect investors, businesses, and energy consumers alike. You'll learn how the Inflation Reduction Act has shaped onsite energy deployment and what could happen if key tax credits are altered or removed. Listen in as we analyze real-world scenarios, discuss the financial implications, and explore strategic adjustments businesses can make to keep their energy investments viable. What You’ll Learn in Today’s Episode: The key provisions of Trump’s new executive order. How the Inflation Reduction Act has shaped the clean energy sector. What onsite energy investors need to know about tax credits. The role of the ITC (Investment Tax Credit) in project financing. Potential scenarios if the IRA is altered or repealed. How energy system sizes and investments might change. The economic impact of tax credit removal on payback periods. State-level support and Republican backing for clean energy incentives. How businesses can adjust their energy strategies accordingly. The broader economic and policy implications of these changes. Resources In Today's Episode: Gareth Evans: LinkedIn Dan Roberts: LinkedIn VECKTA: News You can view a video of the conversation on VECKTA's website here: https://tinyurl.com/3cde5f3h…
 
What does the future of onsite energy look like, and why are businesses shifting toward decentralized power? In this episode, we break down key insights from a recent workshop with Fortune 500 executives on the transition to grid-interactive buildings. You'll learn why only 3% of U.S. buildings have onsite energy systems, despite these solutions offering unmatched benefits in cost savings, resilience, and sustainability. We also explain the growing role of microgrids, how power disruptions are costing companies millions, and why businesses must take energy planning into their own hands. Listen in as we explore the financial and strategic challenges businesses face when implementing energy systems, from navigating contractor selection to understanding government incentives. We discuss the risks of waiting for technology improvements, the critical role of energy data in decision-making, and why aligning technology choices with business goals is essential. What You’ll Learn in Today’s Episode: Why decentralized energy is becoming a business necessity. How microgrids help businesses stay operational during outages. The financial risks of waiting for future energy technologies. Key challenges businesses face when implementing onsite energy systems. How energy consumption data impacts investment decisions. The role of government incentives in funding energy projects. Why power disruptions are costing companies millions. The importance of aligning energy strategies with business objectives. Lessons from real-world case studies on energy implementation. The future of grid-interactive buildings and corporate energy independence. Resources In Today's Episode: Gareth Evans: LinkedIn Dan Roberts: LinkedIn VECKTA: News You can view a video of the conversation on VECKTA's website here: https://tinyurl.com/22jek7uf…
 
Sustainability isn’t just a corporate buzzword—it’s a critical business strategy. But as companies face increasing pressure from stakeholders, regulators, and the market, how can they effectively balance impact with profitability? In this episode, we sit down with Steve Rochlin and Jeff Senne, co-authors of Sustainability Tension Management: How Companies Can Thrive in the Era of Impact and Backlash , to explore how businesses can navigate the complexities of sustainability while driving real results. Jeff and Steve break down the shift from “shared value” to “scared value,” the importance of impact measurement, and why sustainability has moved beyond commitment-based initiatives to demand measurable outcomes. You’ll learn about the six sustainability archetypes, how to bridge the gap between strategy and execution, and why managing tensions within sustainability efforts is key to long-term success. What You’ll Learn in Today’s Episode: What sustainability tension management is and why it matters. How to bridge the gap between sustainability strategy and execution. Why businesses must shift from commitments to measurable impact. The six sustainability archetypes and how they shape business approaches. The role of tension management in long-term sustainability success. How sustainability is evolving from a compliance exercise to a business driver. How businesses can align sustainability goals with core business strategy. The financial benefits of integrating sustainability into operations. Why stakeholder engagement is key to sustainability success. Resources In Today's Episode: Steve Rochlin: Website | LinkedIn Jeff Senne: Website | LinkedIn Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi) Start with WHY by Simon Sinek Trellis GZERO World with Ian Bremmer Sam Harris Cautionary Tales Gareth Evans: LinkedIn Dan Roberts: LinkedIn VECKTA: News You can view a video of the conversation on VECKTA's website here: https://tinyurl.com/322vbjau…
 
Today Gareth shares his recent experience purchasing an electric vehicle and the surprising parallels to how businesses should approach energy investments. From overcoming information gaps to leveraging data for smarter decisions, we break down the steps you can take to ensure you're making the best choice—whether it's for your next car or your company's energy strategy. You'll learn how to research your options effectively, navigate the buying process with confidence, and avoid costly mistakes. We also highlight how technology and scenario planning can help businesses "test drive" energy solutions before making a commitment. If you're looking to make informed, strategic investments in energy, this episode is packed with insights to help you get started. What You’ll Learn in Today’s Episode: How researching before buying empowers you as a consumer or business leader. Why understanding your options prevents costly mistakes. The role of technology in making informed investment decisions. How the automotive industry’s evolution mirrors the energy sector. What "test driving" an energy system looks like for businesses. The financial implications of leasing vs. buying an asset. How rebates and incentives impact cost-effectiveness. Why data-driven decision-making gives you a competitive edge. The risks of relying solely on vendors for information. How to confidently navigate the complexities of energy investment. Resources In Today's Episode: Gareth Evans: LinkedIn Dan Roberts: LinkedIn VECKTA: News You can view a video of the conversation on VECKTA's website here: https://tinyurl.com/mxu6nuu2…
 
What does the future of clean energy look like, and how can businesses stay ahead of the curve? In this episode, Bill Nussey shares his bold predictions for 2025 and highlights the transformative trends in clean energy. Bill dives into the accelerating adoption of distributed energy systems, including microgrids and battery storage, and discusses how these innovations will soon move from niche to mainstream. We also reflect on how businesses can use clean energy as a cost-management tool and branding opportunity. With a focus on economic opportunities and industry dynamics, this episode provides actionable insights for companies aiming to stay competitive in an evolving landscape. Listen in to learn about the challenges and opportunities in clean energy innovation. What You’ll Learn in Today’s Episode: The accelerating adoption of distributed energy systems like microgrids and battery storage. How businesses are using clean energy to manage costs and enhance their brand. Why 2025 will be a pivotal year for clean energy adoption. The role of Texas as a leader in renewable energy production. Bill’s take on geothermal energy as a rising force in clean energy. The future of solar and battery storage versus nuclear energy. The economic opportunities in distributed grid systems. How to stay competitive as clean energy becomes mainstream. Bill’s contrarian views on AI energy consumption and clean energy. Resources In Today's Episode: Bill Nussey: LinkedIn | X | Facebook | Podcast Freeing Energy: How Innovators Are Using Local-scale Solar and Batteries to Disrupt the Global Energy Industry from the Outside by Bill Nussey Gareth Evans: LinkedIn Dan Roberts: LinkedIn VECKTA: News You can view a video of the conversation on VECKTA's website here: https://tinyurl.com/v233n9pn…
 
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