Most commercial facilities are sitting on energy efficiency opportunities they don’t even know exist.

In this episode of Green Disruptors, Megan sits down with Alex Mouton, founder of M3 Services, to discuss the overlooked world of utility-funded energy efficiency projects — and how contractors can help schools, hospitals, and commercial buildings dramatically improve efficiency with far less out-of-pocket cost than most expect.

Alex shares:

• Why utility incentive programs remain one of the best-kept secrets in commercial energy
• The frustrating bureaucracy contractors face to access these funds
• How M3 Services has built a scalable model around efficiency-first contracting
• Why workforce development and job creation are central to long-term climate impact
• The real barriers to expanding these programs across the U.S.

This is a practical conversation on the business side of energy transition — where policy, contractors, utilities, and economic impact all intersect.

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The energy conversation has never been more complex—or more important.

In this episode of Green Disruptors: Scaling the Future, Megan sits down with supply chain expert and author David Jacoby to break down what’s actually happening across global energy markets.

With over 30 years of experience advising companies in oil & gas, renewables, and critical minerals, David brings a unique perspective on how policy, geopolitics, and supply chains are reshaping the future of energy.

Together, they explore:

• Why energy policy has become a global conversation
• The real impact of tariffs and “supply chain independence”
• Why reshoring takes years—not months
• The shifting role of solar and renewables in today’s environment
• How data centers and AI are driving unprecedented energy demand
• Where companies are actually investing right now (and why)

This is a grounded, honest look at the challenges—and opportunities—facing the energy industry today.

If you’re in energy, infrastructure, or just trying to understand what’s next… this episode is for you.

In this episode of Green Disruptors: Scaling the Future, Megan Kjar sits down with Fritz Troller, CEO of Thurm, to discuss one of the most overlooked climate opportunities hiding in plain sight: refrigeration and the food supply chain.

Refrigerant gases used in grocery stores and cold storage facilities are among the most powerful greenhouse gases in the world, and small leaks add up to massive climate impact. These “super pollutants” are responsible for a significant portion of near-term global warming — but they’re also one of the fastest problems we can solve.

Fritz explains how Thurm works with grocery stores, distributors, and food processors to reduce refrigerant leaks, transition to climate-friendly systems, and use carbon finance to make sustainable upgrades economically viable. The company also helps divert food waste from landfills, reduce methane emissions, and create new revenue streams through carbon markets.

This conversation explores the intersection of climate technology, finance, and global supply chains — and why the key to scaling climate solutions is making the right decision both environmentally and economically.

Topics covered:

• Super pollutants and why they matter
• Refrigeration and climate impact
• Carbon credits and carbon finance
• Food waste and methane reduction
• Scaling climate solutions globally
• The business model behind climate tech adoption

If you’re interested in climate tech, carbon markets, supply chains, or scalable sustainability solutions, this episode is for you.