Welcome to the world of carbon emissions, where every business is trying to be a little less… well, gassy. Picture this: It’s 5:59 PM, and your carbon emissions are about to clock out for the day, wishing they were like calories that some believe magically stop counting after 6 PM. If only, right?

Welcome to the electric boogaloo, the energy revolution where Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) are leading the dance! Imagine the traditional power grid as the classic ballroom dance – structured, centralized, and quite frankly, a bit old-fashioned. It’s all about big power plants sending energy in one direction: straight to your home. Now, enter DERs, the equivalent of a flash mob breaking into a synchronized shuffle in the middle of the street. They’re smaller, more flexible, and they’re popping up everywhere, allowing individuals and businesses to generate, store, and manage energy right where they use it.

Climate tech is like Batman’s utility belt, packed with an array of tools and technologies, each designed to tackle a different villain – in this case, the various facets of climate change.