Happy New Year!! At VECKTA, we took the week off between Christmas and New Year to digest 2020 and recharge our batteries. We return refreshed, fired up and ready to take on the new year with positive energy and a

“Nothing in the world is worth having or worth doing unless it means effort, pain, difficulty… I have never in my life envied a human being who led an easy life.” Theodore Roosevelt As VECKTA’s co-founders, it is an honor

In a world where we are surrounded by negative news it is super important to reflect on the positive things happening in climate change laws and accountability. Denmark has passed a law that makes it illegal to not act on

As most of you know by now, my passion is anything on two wheels. When not in quarantine, I both motorbiked and mountain-biked to work, not just because I love any excuse to ride, but also to get mental and

Taking Pride In Our Work I was chatting with my dad recently and he shared a story about how his neighbor needed to fix their house roof. They did their research and contracted the best rated roofing contractor in the

Something I love about my job is that there is nowhere to hide. We are all in the middle of the most complex puzzle trying to fit all the pieces together seamlessly to create the perfect outcome. Building a business

Being Antifragile To Adapt Purposefully It’s often said “change is the only constant in life.” Despite this (or perhaps because of it), people have an instinctive desire to create “stability” and “safety” -- situations we think we can control and

Uggghhhhhh, what just happened? Am I in one piece? Can I move everything? What's that screaming? Oh man, is my bike okay? These were the first thoughts that went through my head a few weekends ago, and no, I wasn’t

Here at VECKTA we spend a lot of time talking about distributed energy systems (DES). The belief at the core of our business is that the future of energy lies not in massive centralized energy production and distribution, but in

The modern world is built on the back of outdated, dirty, and all-too-vulnerable technology. Cutting edge companies rely on systems designed and built decades ago. Centralized fossil-fueled power plants, inefficient and challenging to maintain delivery systems, and ageing infrastructure make