Sustainability intelligence

The AI for energy & sustainability orchestration.

Guiding investment to meet sustainability and business goals at once.

AI-native from the first line, and always running:
when policy moves, the analysis re-runs.

Start with any company. Your Baseline arrives in 1 business day.

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Inside the platform
Topics12
Indicators76
Use cases728
Solutions106,000+
580+ users across 30+ Fortune 500 companies
580+ users across 30+ Fortune 500 companies.
Sample Baseline · real figures, company unnamed
A US power company has 440 days to finish its wind and solar farms.

New farms keep their federal tax credit only if they are running by 31 December 2027. The business that builds and runs them earned $8.8bn last year.

Status as at 17 October 2026 · Public record onlyi Inferred p Proposed – Gap
What to do first
Finish the farms that depend on the credit, starting with those closest to done.
Who decidesDevelopment and financeiBusiness it hitsWind, solar and storagei
440days left
The ruleCredit ends for new farms not running by 31 Dec 2027
Business it hitsWind, solar and storagei
Revenue exposedUp to $8.8bn a year
Selling power to homes and businesses $18.3bn   Wind, solar and storage $8.8bn
“Up to” because $8.8bn is that whole business: the most the rule could touch, not what it will cost. Revenue: FY2025 results, filed with the SEC. Rule: Public Law 119-21; IRS Notice 2025-42.

Why now

Policy moves demand.
Power is where it is
moving first.

AI data centres are pulling capital toward power, cooling, and the grid. We show where that money goes further: cleaner energy, less water, projects that treat communities and workers fairly, and the partners who can deliver them.

Every rule we cite carries its date, and the day we last checked it.

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.

The best projects do both: they grow revenue and move sustainability forward. Taza finds them, and the partners who can deliver them.

How we deliver it

Capital, to projects,
to solutions.

The same method for every company, kept current as policy changes.

1 · Capital

The company your money backs.

The company you fund, hold, or run. We show how policy and competitors move the sales of each product.

2 · Projects

The work that moves it.

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

Who can deliver it.

106,000+ solutions, matched to each project on fit, never on payment.

Start with your question

What do you need to know?

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?

Scout

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 watching a portfolio.

2 · Where does this company stand?

Baseline

Where a company stands today, product by product.

What sustainability does to the sales of each product, and where the company stands against its peers.

1 business day. Nothing needed from you or the company.

3 · What actions do we take, and who can help?

Playbook

Your next best actions, ranked by what they do to revenue.

Each with an owner and a date. Where the action is work to commission, a shortlist of partners matched on fit.

Thirteen weeks. Built from the Baseline, and never sold without it.

4 · Tell me when it changes

Pulse

Your Playbook, kept current every week.

We re-run it as policy changes and competitors move, so your plan stays in the right order.

Baseline and Playbook refreshed together, for a year.

House View, at any moment

Your own frameworks, built into every analysis. On Scout, your model does the ranking.

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What it finds

Real findings, with the company names taken off.

Every finding cites its source and the date we retrieved it.

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Demand Map · Grid

Grid spending needs to nearly double, to over $600bn a year by 2030. A European steelmaker is the EU’s largest maker of the steel transformers need, so the demand arrives in the line where it already leads.

Source: IEA, Electricity Grids and Secure Energy Transitions (2023); the company’s investor facts, May 2026.

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.

Three doors.
Pick yours.

Advisor, researcher, city or coalition? Brite is free for everyone working on these problems. Join Brite

For investors and lendersSee where sustainability moves the revenue you back.

A Baseline on any company you hold or are weighing: for each product, how policy changes demand, and where the company stands against its peers.

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For sustainability teamsFind the gaps. Meet the people who close them.

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.

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For solution providersBe found for the work you do best.

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.

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Brite · The 12 topics

Pick your topics.
Meet your people.

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

In their words.

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

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Who built it

Built by someone who did this job at AWS.

Mary Wilson, Founder and CEO of Taza

Mary Wilson has spent more than fifteen years in power and utilities, at eMeter, Opower, and Sensus, then AWS. There 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 is also a founding member of the Net Positive Advisory Panel, led by Paul Polman and Andrew Winston.

“Taza is the platform I wished I’d had at AWS. Insight shows where to move; connections get it moving.”

Mary Wilson, Founder and CEO · About Taza

Where sustainability
hits the top line.

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