Climate tech companies ClimeCo and Greenly have announced a new partnership, aimed at speeding up the sustainability data reporting process for corporates.
It comes at a time of several collaborations and mergers in the market, which is ripe for consolidation – sustainability standards organisation EcoVadis and emissions measurement company Watershed are now working closely together, while tech platforms Mondra and Inoqo announced a merger in February.
ClimeCo is focused on sustainability advisory and environmental market solutions, while Greenly is a greenhouse gas accounting and sustainability management platform. Through this new tie-up, the idea is to streamline compliance-grade emissions accounting, helping companies align with the ever-growing number of global disclosure regulations and invest in decarbonisation projects with measurable value.
By working with this pair of sustainability data companies, partner businesses can access product carbon footprints, build decarbonisation strategies, and develop environmental attribute credits.
Bill Flederbach, CEO & president of ClimeCo, commented: “Data measurement and disclosure should do more than check a box.
“Together with Greenly, we are transforming sustainability data into opportunity maps, guiding product and process innovation that delivers real ROI and decarbonisation impact.”
Alexis Normand, CEO co-founder of Greenly, added: “We are thrilled to bring Greenly’s AI-first carbon management capabilities to ClimeCo’s network and clients.
“By combining AI with deep climate expertise, we’re turning what used to be slow, fragmented reporting into a real-time decision engine for the global economy. Together we’re helping organisations move faster, smarter, and with greater confidence to achieve emission reductions across their operations and supply chains.”
The two organisations promise to help companies achieve their decarbonisation targets and communicate progress “with clarity, credibility, and precision”.
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