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There's been a lot of talk about climate regulations this week. And of course, they're important. But, at the end of the day, they're only half the story for sustainability. Hear our CEO Saleh ElHattab's explain how sustainability is a two-sided coin: with emissions on one-side and energy and cost on the other. And how companies that focus on reducing energy use will be better aligned with classic business priorities and better prepared for regulatory changes. Thanks again to Nasdaq and Jill Malandrino for hosting.

Last call for our #NYCW webinar on how to using emissions reporting requirements to drive real carbon reductions tonight at 5:30pm Eastern. Register at the link below to hear our CEO Saleh ElHattab chat with Mike Mortimer, Graham Sinclair, T. Alexander Puutio, and Lauren Aichinger about the role #CSRD and other carbon reporting regulations play in driving action, new technologies that make cost-effective carbon reduction possible, and real-life examples from companies that are leading the way. https://lnkd.in/e2Nz7fYQ

Complying with the CSRD and other emissions reporting regulations is a top concern for many sustainability leaders. But how can you ensure your reporting also drives carbon reductions and business impact? Our CEO Saleh ElHattab is joining a Harvard University panel with experts Michael J. Mortimer, Graham Sinclair, T. Alexander Puutio, and Lauren Aichinger on September 23 for a webinar to discuss how to balance the forces of regulation with driving true impact. They’ll discuss ways that the CSRD and other regulations can actually support action, the strategies companies can employ to cost-effectively reduce emissions, and the newest technologies that make it all possible. Register at the link below.  

Understanding new sustainability regulation can be stressful. Especially the CSRD. Starting early next year, the CSRD will require 50,000 companies to disclose a new breadth and depth of emissions and ESG data. This will require a new level of preparation, data analysis and accuracy, and financial-level reporting. If you're looking to understand the rules and ensure your company is ready for this new regulation, a good place to start is our Guide to CSRD, which answers questions like: 1) Who needs to disclose? 2) What do we need to include in our report? 3) What exactly is double materiality? 4) How do we prepare? Check it out below and reach out to our team if you'd like a free CSRD consult to assess your readiness and get advice on how to prepare. https://lnkd.in/engreZ22

Most supply chain sustainability programs make everyone unhappy. Our Head of Climate Strategy Jay Ruckelshaus, PhD wants to flip that script so that sustainability programs deliver tangible value to suppliers and big companies. In a new interview with SupplyChain247, Jay explains how the focus on compliance alone is hurting suppliers and requesters, and how new levels of visibility are making it possible to implement pragmatic energy projects that drive value for everyone. In the interview he covers: - Why many companies have avoided tackling supply chain emissions - New tools that are making decarbonization not just possible, but profitable - 3 operational changes that can lead to significant financial returns Check out the full piece: https://lnkd.in/gNgBGqte

It's been great to partner Ovation Co as they prove sustainable real estate development makes sense financially. Check out the infographic below to see how our team was able to find tax incentives that saved them $1.2M.

You'll often hear our CEO Saleh ElHattab say that Gravity is a pragmatic company. What does he mean by that? Hear him explain why every $1 invested into Gravity should deliver $5 back in energy savings.

Frameworks and acronyms come and go. The cost of energy is evergreen and in many cases rising. Hear from our CEO Saleh ElHattab, Jill Malandrino at Nasdaq, and Aidan Madigan-Curtis of Eclipse about how to set up an energy and carbon management strategy that will survive the current energy crisis, increase economic resilience, and save on energy costs. Watch the 15 minute conversation now: https://lnkd.in/eiykGvp9 Thank you Jill and the Trade Talks Team for hosting.

There are 1001 carbon management and decarbonization solutions out there. What makes Gravity different? Our CEO Saleh ElHattab tackled this question recently on CleanTechies with Silas Mähner 🔍🌎. Here's what he said about our corner of the market: 1. While we do carbon measurement and reporting (and do it well!), we focus on helping customers execute projects that make them more resilient, while reducing energy use and emissions. 2. We deliver supporting tools for carbon- and energy-intensive businesses (industrials, manufacturing, etc.) that are sometimes overlooked. 3. Everything we do comes back to business priorities: cost savings and risk management. We're focused on helping customers deliver business value through their carbon and energy management. Listen to his full take below.

4 steps sustainability leaders should take to assess different carbon accounting platforms and find the best one for their operations: 1. Do a pilot with your data: Ask the vendor to show you an example of uploading your own data into their platform. See how that works. Need more time or want to dive deeper? Get access to the sandbox and see how it works for yourself. 2. Speak with customers: Ask for a customer reference to understand their experience with the solution. Dive into how easy it is to use and their overall experience, what it is like to work with the provider on climate strategy, the level of support they have received, and the platform’s openness to product feedback and development. 3. Review their past projects: Ask to see case studies or speak to customers in similar situations or industries to see the impact of the solution. 4. Assess potential ROI: Explore the initial investment against the potential outcomes. See if there are pathways for energy and cost reduction, or if they can estimate potential savings.