Haym Gross, District Chairman of NYC2030, an organization focused on clean energy initiatives and boasting partners in multiple cities across America, returns to the Good Standing podcast with David Klatt, CEO of Logical Buildings (smart building & energy tech) and its mobile application GridRewards, which provides monetary compensation directly to New York City and Westchester County residents (Con Edison customers) for reducing their energy usage at peak times throughout the calendar year. This is the first Good Standing episode that directly promotes a collaborative campaign between technology and civic impact partners. All parties discuss how digital technology and social media can be reconfigured to directly support initiatives that positively affect the world around us. Can GridRewards expand from its roughly 25k current NYC users to 100k by April, 2026? Why not one million users? Why not all of ConEd's 3.7 million electric customers? How can Good Standing as a web and mobile application and companion podcast help initiatives like GridRewards x NYC2030 "go viral" at a time when so many US and global citizens feel overwhelmed or ineffectual in the face of hyper-object environmental, political, and economic uncertainty? What would society-our future-look like if we traded in "doom-scrolling" for campaigns that directly foster collective hope, impact, and meaningful change?