Ryan Skinner

2 months ago | verdantix.com | Ryan Skinner

The global momentum towards clean energy is strong and growing, putting pressure on power utilities to adapt how they operate. Distributed energy resource management systems (DERMS) – and the capabilities they offer – promise relief in the form of grid stabilization, market participation and optimization.

Nov 19, 2024 | verdantix.com | Ryan Skinner

Verdantix sees a wave of innovation in energy transitionFor decades, climatologists and technologists have evangelized the need for an energy transition: a shift from the heavy fossil fuel consumption brought about by the industrial revolution to a new low- and no-carbon paradigm. Tremendous progress has already been made, but we’re now on the cusp of real change, with DNV’s most recent Energy Transition Outlook indicating that low-carbon energy has officially begun to displace fossil fuels.

Oct 15, 2024 | yourchurch.com | Nate Irwin |Ryan Skinner |Jim Brandyberry |Chris Martin

Just a few weeks ago, I found myself on our couch early in the morning with coffee in hand, looking at my Bible with tears in my eyes. My husband and I had lost a close family member that past week. We were balancing two full-time jobs, and we were both sick and had a sick baby. Our apartment was a mess—laundry to do, errands to run, bottles to wash, and a baby waking up every hour. I was running on empty, and my heart, body, and soul were weary.

Jul 30, 2024 | verdantix.com | Alastair Foyn |Ryan Skinner

Our Environment, Health & Safety research is designed for EHS professionals seeking to improve the effectiveness of their EHS information management strategies.

Jan 26, 2024 | verdantix.com | Ryan Skinner

Each year, the Verdantix Net Zero & Climate Risk team makes 10 predictions about how the research spaces we cover will change in the coming year. Last year, we hit more than we missed (“firms will walk back net zero targets”, “EU-based banks will double down on staff with climate skills”, “methane emitters will get caught dumping methane”, “carbon credits will see more nationalization” – check, check, check, check).