Beyond The Meter

Driving Energy Innovation in Data Centers with Jay Harris and Wayne Johnson, Ep #19

In this season of Beyond the Meter, we’re taking a closer look at the meaningful impact business energy project have on the world around us. Host John Failla is joined by

Getting the Green Light for Energy Projects with Mark Adams, Mike York, and Wayne Johnson, Ep #18

In this episode of Beyond the Meter, host John Failla is joined by three Duke Energy Sustainable Solutions team members. Mark Adams is the Business Development Manager, M

Collaborating to Drive Diversity in Clean Energy with Darrell Booker, Cheryl Comer, and Tracey Woods, Ep #17

This episode is made in partnership with Duke Energy Sustainable Solutions. In this season of Beyond the Meter, we’re taking a closer look at the meaningful impact renew

The State of Community Solar with Terri Dalmer and Owen Grant, Ep #16

In this episode of Beyond the Meter, host John Failla is joined by Terri Dalmer, Vice President of Solar Business Development at CleanChoice Energy, and Owen Grant, Busin

Innovation through Electrification, with Diana Kotler, Ep #15

This episode is made in partnership with Duke Energy Sustainable Solutions.  In this season of Beyond the Meter, we’re taking a closer look at the meaningful impact rene

The Power of Resiliency with Ann Kloose, Michael Kilpatrick, and Whit Remer, Ep #14

This episode is made in partnership with Duke Energy Sustainable Solutions.  Municipalities across the U.S. experience any number of challenges when building infrastruct

ESG Investing & Innovative Financing Models Including Green Bonds, Ep #13

Environmental, Social, and Governance factors (ESG's) refer to a set of standards that socially conscious investors use to screen potential investments. ESG's are increas

Electrification of Transportation with Catherine Kummer and Michael Luhrs, Ep #12

We’ve all heard of the new electric vehicles that Tesla and other manufacturers are producing, but when you look at electric vehicles from a broader fleet perspective, th

Evolving Energy Strategies In Higher Ed - What's Next?, Ep #11

Institutes of higher education are large consumers of energy. From the lights and heat that are needed to keep students and faculty comfortable enough to learn effectivel

Teaming on Sustainability: Manufacturing & Retail , Ep #10

While many people know Kroger as the nation’s largest traditional food retailer, few know that they are effectively the fifth largest consumer packaged goods manufacturer

Resiliency and Technology in Cities, Ep #9  

Most of us live day to day in our city of choice without giving much thought to the infrastructure and services that living in the city provides. But when a natural disas

Resiliency In Healthcare, Ep #8

Hurricane Katrina and Superstorm Sandy were each crisis situations in their own right and one of the sectors impacted that brought the issue of power resilience to the fo

Look Who Switched To Renewables: Sprint’s Journey To Lower Emissions, Ep #7

Lower emissions are one of the many goals being set by corporations across the country to reduce their carbon footprint and exercise corporate responsibility. Naturally,

How AT&T’s Corporate Sustainability Pledge Is Coming To Life, with Shannon Carroll and Scott Macmurdo, Ep #6  

More and more companies are making corporate sustainability pledges - and it’s a good thing. Corporations are some of the largest consumers of energy in the world. When t

How Energy Providers Like Duke Are Leading The Way, with Doug Esamann and Chris Fallon, Ep #5

As one of the largest energy providers in the United States, Duke Energy is positioned to make a significant impact on the move toward renewable sources of energy. Duke p

The Home Depot Sustainability Approach, with Craig D’Arcy and Craig Noxon, Ep #4

One of the high profile corporate renewable energy initiatives in the news recently has been the unveiling of Home Depot’s sustainability goals. Home Depot is among the i

Renewable Energy Sourcing In Higher Education, with Wolfgang Bauer and Scott Therian, Ep #3

The use of renewable energy is becoming more and more common on campuses of higher education across the country - and it’s not surprising. Institutions of higher educatio

Corporate Deployment Of EV Charging Infrastructure with Rob Threlkeld and Craig Noxon, Ep #2

Naturally, as any consumer technology becomes available to the public, the supporting infrastructure has to be developed right alongside. That’s the only way it can becom

The Renewable Energy Outlook For 2019 And Beyond, Ep #1

When considering both the future of the planet and the future of both industry and human thriving worldwide, the renewable energy outlook is of paramount importance. Rene

Introducing Beyond The Meter, A Podcast Highlighting The Transition To Renewable Energy

Renewable energy is a big topic these days - and it will undoubtedly become a bigger topic as we move further into the 21st century. It’s not just that we want to develop