See where policy moves a company’s revenue, what to fund first, and who can do the work.
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US wind and solar tax credits: a project that starts construction after 4 July 2026 must be in service by 31 December 2027.
The $8.8bn development line, the ceiling of what the cutoff reaches. Its backlog of about 30 GW has to beat the date.
The backlog projects that rely on the credit, in order of how close they are to service. Our view, inferred.
Revenue and backlog: the company’s FY2025 results, filed with the SEC. Policy: Public Law 119-21; IRS Notice 2025-42. Days counted from today.
Why now
The AI build-out is moving demand for power equipment, cooling, grid hardware, and efficiency, company by company and product line by product line. Capital has followed it. Taza shows where that demand moves for one company, line by line.
Regulation is the part of policy with a date on it. Every obligation in an analysis is current as at a stated date.
69%
of climate-tech venture money deployed in 2026 went to energy and data-centre companies.
Source: Currence, via WSJ Pro, 25 September 2026.
16%
higher rate of revenue growth reported by companies that embed sustainability. They are also 52% more likely to report outperforming peers on profitability.
Source: IBM Institute for Business Value, Beyond Checking the Box, February 2024. Survey of 5,000 executives in 22 countries and 22 industries; self-reported.
What sustainability does for the planet and what it does for revenue are said together here, never one instead of the other.
How we deliver it
One chain, run the same way for every company, and kept current as policy moves.
1 · Capital
The company you fund, hold, or run. We show where policy and its peers move its revenue, product line by product line.
2 · Projects
The specific projects that close the gap, in the order they should happen. Drawn from 728 use cases, each mapped to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
3 · Solutions
106,000+ solutions, matched to each project on fit, never on payment.
Start with your question
Four questions, each with its own answer. Start with the one you have today, and each answer builds on the last.
1 · Where should we look first?
Companies that fit your criteria, ranked by where sustainability moves their value, one topic at a time.
In your book or beyond it. Any company Scout flags can move up to a Baseline.
For deal teams screening a sector, and for anyone reading across a book.
2 · Where does this company stand?
Where a company stands today, product line by product line, from the public record.
What sustainability does to its revenue, line by line, and where it stands against its peers.
About 24 hours. Nothing needed from you or the company.
3 · What do we do, and who does the work?
Your plan, built once, so you can see exactly what you would run.
The projects in order, each with an owner, and a shortlist of partners matched on fit.
Thirteen weeks. Built from the Baseline, and never sold without it.
4 · Tell me when it changes
Your Playbook, kept current every week.
The engines re-run as rules move and peers act, so the plan re-orders itself.
Baseline and Playbook refreshed together, for a year.
If you do not control the company
A bank reading a counterparty, or a fund before close, skips the Playbook: it cannot commission the work. Scout and the Baseline answer its questions.
House View, at any moment
Your own frameworks, built into every analysis. On Scout, your model does the ranking.
What it finds
Every finding cites its source and the date we retrieved it.
Stated Position · Consumer goods
A major consumer-goods maker has never used the phrase “producer responsibility” in a filing. From 1 January 2027 at the latest, California will only let it sell packaged goods if it takes part in an approved plan.
Source: SEC EDGAR full-text search, 23 September 2026; Cal. Public Resources Code §42051.
Regulatory Map · Footwear and apparel
Cattle leather is no longer covered by the EU deforestation rule. Knowing where not to spend is a finding too.
Source: Delegated Regulation (EU) 2026/2102, Official Journal, 17 September 2026.
Providers · Packaging
Nine providers grade packaging recyclability. None shows coverage of all three fee regimes: Germany, Italy, and the US states.
Source: each provider’s public pages, 23 September 2026.
Pick a company profile. In a few seconds you see the projects that come first, who could do the work, and what binds the company and when.
Illustrative samples, built from public patterns. The real analysis runs on your own companies, and the Playbook is built from it.
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A Baseline on any company you hold or are weighing: product line by product line, where demand moves as policy rolls out, and where it stands against its peers.
Your Baseline names the gaps in your programme and the kinds of project that close them. Brite connects you with the experts and solutions for each.
Open a public Cube on Brite for your solutions, listed against the use cases they serve. Matches are made on fit, never on what you pay.
Choose up to three. Each topic has its own Cube on Brite, where sustainability teams, providers and advisors working on the same problems find each other. Free to join.
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In use
What people who have used Taza told us, verbatim.
“This level of customization and granularity is really where we need to be going… an extremely helpful AI tool.”
Marina Psaros, CSO, technology company
“The way you are thinking about serving this information to employees is pretty unique to anything else I’ve been pitched.”
Erin Dietrich, alpha enterprise customer
“We spend more on planning sustainability than on doing it.”
A CSO at a Climate Pledge signatory
Who built it

Mary Wilson spent more than ten years in power and utilities, at eMeter, Opower, and Sensus. At AWS she was Founding Head of the Sustainability and Climate Tech global segment and global segment lead for Power & Utilities: the energy system and the cloud that runs AI. She also serves on the Net Positive Advisory Panel.
“Taza is a scaled version of the role I played at AWS: matching needs to solutions and unlocking momentum.”
Mary Wilson, Founder and CEO · About Taza
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