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