Hans Dayal is a local fixture in the Vancouver film production scene, and one of the earliest voices building the actual business case for sustainable power on set. In this Best Of The Tie-In episode, he breaks down what it takes to get production executives on board: the real labor and cabling costs a single battery eliminates, how to build a one-sheet that makes the savings undeniable, and why renewable diesel became a near-effortless sell once crews understood what it actually was. He also walks through the biggest proof point yet: a one-megawatt battery borrowed straight from the oil patch that ran an entire 500-person Alberta backlot and replaced five diesel generators outright. Also included, the story of how Virgin River went from a crew that didn't understand what he was talking about in season one to running entire weeks without burning fuel by season two.

This is an abridged excerpt of a previously released episode. Listen/watch the full episode!

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ohv44dO7uOg]

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2fuTOlsHmOSD7AvQnleSlB?si=RPDEI4fQReevAxN7Amnu5Q

Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/s1-e22-solving-problems-in-a-collective-way/id1753867919?i=1000676628383

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