Dakota Malone helped a Main Street retailer measure greenhouse gas emissions across multiple locations using utility data. The analysis uncovered savings opportunities the client hadn't seen, including community solar options.
One of the clients that Dakota helped us on was a retailer, Main street retailer. So cutting across many different building types and jurisdictions, we had put in place a strategy for them to get full visibility of their greenhouse gas emissions, driven by utilities. So you think about the fastness of data collection there, right? For electricity, natural gas, and across many different municipalities, providers that helped them finally understand the size of the problem. But it doesn't present solutions in and of itself. And that's why it's a conversation, because unless Dakota and our team hadn't looked at the data and said, yes, we can find you savings. And so you ask, where does that come from? I mean, our client didn't know to find Dakota because they don't necessarily have that community solar on their radar. But thanks to Dakota educating our business and our practice, we could provide him data. He found real world dollars in genuine stuff.
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