Chris Ito goes one on one with Noah Miller, Co-Founder of Rho Impact, to discuss the state of developing decarbonization technologies and Rho’s approach to measuring the impact of thousands of climate tech solutions across all stages of maturity. separating the “Leaders” from the “Laggards”, analyze early performance insights, and discuss the current state of clean energy technologies. Don’t miss this opportunity to stay ahead in the evolving energy landscape.

Noah Miller – CAO & Founder, Rho Impact

Noah Miller is the Co-Founder and Chief Advisory Officer at Rho Impact, a North-American Based climate advisory and software company. He has been the Corporate Finance Institute's ESG subject matter expert since 2020. Noah has held a variety of roles in the ESG space, ranging from consulting practice leader to fractional director for multiple public and private companies to a board advisor.

• What really counts as a climate solution? Why many impactful technologies don’t look like “climate tech” at first glance.
• From carbon accounting to climate impact How avoided emissions (often called Scope 4) are changing the way investors evaluate decarbonization.
• Measuring what scales, not just what exists Using counterfactuals and lifecycle analysis to assess impact in a future where solutions reach real adoption.
• Connecting climate impact to commercial value How per-unit avoided emissions link sales, market growth, and investment performance.
• Why demand is rising despite political noise Global regulation, LP pressure, and market forces are pushing climate solutions forward.
• A new lens for investors and operators alike Moving beyond ESG compliance toward scalable, investable climate outcomes.