Minimizing the carbon impact of all of your business operations is a complicated and ambitious task, but is truly necessary in today’s climate and economy. By reducing their emissions to achieve Net Zero, businesses can see both economic and environmental benefits.

As the national economy decarbonizes, and emissions regulations and outright vehicle bans go into effect, logistics operations will have to electrify their fleets. Despite the upfront costs, electrification is still the smartest long-term strategy. Promise offers tailored electrification strategies to ease the transition and help companies stay competitive.

As the single largest source of carbon emissions in the United States, the transportation sector accounted for 1.7 billion metric tons of CO2 in 2021. Across the US, states and local governments are incentivizing businesses and individuals alike to either purchase or convert their internal combustion engine vehicles to electric vehicles. Plus, with gas car bans on the horizon, going electric will become a necessity as time goes on. The confluence of these forces and more mean the best time to electrify your fleet is now.

Indoor cannabis energy costs can be astronomically high, especially considering rising energy prices, demand charges, and state cannabis taxes. In fact, indoor cannabis operations can spend more than $2,500 in energy costs alone on producing a single kilogram of marijuana. Utilizing a co-generative energy system, like solar + storage, can help growers overcome these costs.

The cannabis market could top $57 billion by 2030. Meanwhile, indoor farmers are seeing energy costs of $2,500 per kilogram produced. By mitigating this obvious challenge, growers can see even greater returns on their product. The simple solution: make their cannabis operation independent of the grid with onsite power generation such as solar and CHP paired with battery storage.

Because of policy momentum and improving economics, this is the first time that investments in ESG, energy efficiency, and renewables simply make sense. To survive and grow in today’s economy, leaders must have the vision to implement sustainable business practices.

More and more economists believe the U.S. is headed for a recession sometime early next year. How can you guard your business against the drains that open when a recession hits? Onsite solar and storage.

Previously, a storage system only qualified for the ITC if it was attached to a solar system. Under the IRA, standalone storage systems are eligible for the 30% ITC. Check out this article to find out what this means for your business, and how you can benefit from this new provision.

The Inflation Reduction Act is the largest climate investment in U.S. history. This article outlines the IRA’s planned initiatives in solar, energy storage, and energy efficiency - and what that means for your next energy upgrade.

Stressed out by rising costs? You’re not alone. We explain how you can access savings from energy upgrades without taking on undue risk with on-bill financing.

California offers a range of incentives to make solar and energy storage systems more affordable for business. We break down the top ones in 2022.

Ready to go solar but unsure of how to finance it? We give a quick overview of financing options, along with benefits and drawbacks.

As electricity prices rise, healthcare leaders must explore new strategies and technologies for energy resilience. We explain top options for cutting costs while ensuring sustainable patient care.

Microgrids are the chameleons of the electricity world: They can be a wide range of sizes, made up of different technologies, and vary in application and connection to the grid.

Learn how trucking company Ability Tri-Modal saved money, reduced its carbon footprint, and improved operations with rooftop solar.