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Persefoni makes carbon count.
A carbon footprint is only as useful as the records behind it. Persefoni is building the accounting machinery that makes those records worth trusting.
Watershed turns the carbon ledger into a business plan
The hardest emissions to cut often belong to somebody else. Watershed helps companies follow the numbers into their supply chains - and gives them a way to act together.
The carbon ledger meets the capital budget
SINAI Carbon Management makes a harder promise than counting emissions: helping companies decide which reductions they can actually afford to make.
The Carbon Market Needed More Than a Buy Button
Patch made carbon credits easy to buy. Then it discovered that buying was the easy part: the real work was proving what a company had paid for, when it would arrive, and whether it would hold up to scrutiny.
The Coldest Asset on the Balance Sheet
EOS Climate found a business hiding inside the supermarket freezer: track the gas, stop the leaks, and turn responsible disposal into something finance could value.
Michael Baker Is Teaching Batteries to Wait for the Right Five Minutes
A grid battery can make a fifth of its annual revenue in a single five-minute interval. Michael Baker built Tyba around the quiet, difficult art of being ready when that interval arrives.
Planet FWD
Planet FWD is a San Francisco climate management platform that helps consumer brands measure, reduce and neutralize their carbon footprint. Founded in 2019 by Zume co-founder Julia Collins, the company pairs an AI-powered life-cycle assessment engine and a database built on 16+ years of research with Scope 1, 2 and 3 corporate inventories aligned to the GHG Protocol and the Science Based Targets initiative. The result: brands like Patagonia Provisions, Kashi, Just Salad and Numi Organic Tea can put an auditable carbon number on the products people actually buy - and get a roadmap to shrink it, on average by about 35% per product.