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ImpactScope

AI and Web3 for Verified Sustainability Outcomes

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ImpactScope is an impact technology company co-founded by Sean Murphy and Gregg Betz that develops AI- and Web3-based platforms for governments, regulators, financial institutions, NGOs, and private organizations. With operations in Switzerland and Estonia, the company helps users measure, verify, report, and monetize environmental and social impact outcomes. Its software combines artificial intelligence, blockchain, and decentralized technologies to improve transparency, detect greenwashing, support impact financing, and strengthen trust in sustainability reporting. This approach makes ImpactScope particularly relevant for organizations seeking verifiable, data-driven evidence of their sustainability and social impact initiatives.

Hedstrom Associates

Sustainability strategy and corporate governance advisory firm

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Hedstrom Associates is a sustainability strategy and corporate governance advisory firm founded in 2004 by Gilbert (Gib) Hedstrom, a former Vice President and Managing Director of Arthur D. Little's global sustainability practice and a founding author of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI). The firm advises boards of directors, CEOs, and senior executives on integrating sustainability into corporate governance, business strategy, and long-term growth. Its work centers on helping organizations identify strategic opportunities alongside ESG-related risks, supported by its proprietary Sustainable Growth Navigator benchmarking platform.

Envirly

A Polish climate technology company

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Envirly is a technology company that provides a platform for managing organizational sustainability and carbon footprints. The platform enables businesses to measure and monitor their environmental impact, prepare sustainability reports, and plan decarbonization initiatives that support their transition to a lower-carbon economy while helping identify opportunities for long-term business value.

Customized Energy Solutions (CES)

Software and Services for Competitive Energy Markets

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Customized Energy Solutions (CES) is a U.S.-based energy advisory, software, and managed services company founded in 1998 by Stephen Fernands. The company helps clients such as energy retailers, utilities, power generators, and technology providers navigate competitive wholesale and retail electricity and natural gas markets. CES combines market expertise with hosted software platforms, operational support, asset management, and consulting services to improve participation in deregulated energy markets. Over time, it has expanded globally and broadened its offerings to include renewable energy, distributed energy resources, energy storage, and market intelligence, serving clients across North America and other international markets.

Climate Hero AB

A Swedish climate technology company

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Climate Hero AB is a Swedish climate technology company founded in 2018 by spouses Robert Sabelström and Anna Sabelström. The company develops digital tools that help individuals and businesses calculate, reduce, and offset their carbon footprints. Its services follow a three-step approach—calculate, commit, and contribute—combining carbon footprint calculators with personalized reduction recommendations and access to Gold Standard-certified climate projects. Climate Hero operates as a self-funded impact startup, reinvesting its revenues into expanding its platform and helping users understand and reduce their climate impact while supporting the transition to net zero.

ClimateView AB

Provider of climate tech solutions for cities, regions, and national governments

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ClimateView AB is a Swedish climate technology company founded in 2018 by Tomer Shalit and Einar Bodström. It develops software that helps cities, regions, and national governments plan, implement, and monitor the transition to climate neutrality. The company's platform is built around its Transition Intelligence methodology, which combines science-based models, key performance indicators, and scenario planning to translate climate targets into actionable roadmaps. Developed in collaboration with Swedish public authorities, the platform is now used by governments in Europe and North America to coordinate climate action, track progress, and support evidence-based decision-making.

DIN (Deutsches Institut für Normung e. V.)

Germany's national standards organization

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DIN (Deutsches Institut für Normung e. V.) is Germany's national standards organization. Operating as an independent, non-profit association, DIN develops standards and specifications in collaboration with experts from industry, academia, government, and consumer organizations. Recognized by the German Federal Government as the country's national standards body since 1975, DIN represents German interests in European and international standardization through organizations such as CEN and ISO. Its work supports product quality, safety, interoperability, innovation, environmental protection, and international trade across a wide range of industries.

Sustainable Games Alliance (SGA)

Advancing sustainability across the global video games industry

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Sustainable Games Alliance (SGA) is a nonprofit cooperative based in Helsinki, Finland, dedicated to advancing sustainability across the global video games industry. Founded by game entrepreneurs and environmental researchers, it develops the Sustainable Games Standard—a research-backed framework that helps game companies measure, report, benchmark, and reduce their environmental and broader sustainability impacts. Governed by its member organizations, the alliance also provides industry-wide sustainability reporting, benchmarking, research, policy engagement, training, and knowledge sharing. Its membership includes game studios, publishers, trade associations, and research institutions working collaboratively to improve sustainability performance and prepare for evolving regulatory requirements.

Playing for the Planet

Helping the video games industry reduce its environmental impact

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Playing for the Planet is a global alliance that helps the video games industry reduce its environmental impact while using games to inspire climate and nature action. Launched in 2019 at the UN Secretary-General's Climate Action Summit, the initiative is facilitated by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and led by the games industry. It supports more than 50 member organizations through resources, research, carbon accounting tools, net-zero guidance, annual impact reporting, and collaborative initiatives such as the Green Game Jam, enabling game studios to decarbonize their operations and integrate environmental themes into their games.

Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

Protecting consumers and promoting competition across the American economy

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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is an independent U.S. federal agency working to protect consumers and promote competition across the American economy. It enforces laws against unfair or deceptive business practices and anticompetitive conduct, while also conducting market studies, issuing policy guidance, and educating businesses and consumers. As the only U.S. federal agency with broad responsibilities for both consumer protection and competition policy, the FTC plays a central role in areas including advertising, privacy, mergers, fraud prevention, and antitrust enforcement. Its work is carried out primarily through the Bureaus of Consumer Protection, Competition, and Economics.

Nordic Council of Ministers

Intergovernmental body for cooperation between Nordic governments

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The Nordic Council of Ministers is the official intergovernmental body for cooperation between the governments of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden, with the Faroe Islands, Greenland, and Åland also participating in its work. It coordinates Nordic cooperation across policy areas including climate and environment, energy, business, digitalization, education, culture, health, and regional development. Guided by the Prime Ministers' Vision 2030 to make the Nordic region the world's most sustainable and integrated region, the Council develops joint policies, funds cross-border programmes, and supports practical cooperation through its Secretariat in Copenhagen and a network of Nordic institutions and initiatives.

Swedish Green Building Council (SGBC)

Promoting sustainable development across the built environment

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Sweden Green Building Council (SGBC) is a Swedish non-profit industry and membership organization that promotes sustainable development across the built environment. Founded in 2009 by thirteen organizations from the construction and real estate sectors, SGBC supports the planning, construction, operation, and circular management of buildings, districts, and infrastructure through environmental certification systems, education, networking, and independent policy advocacy.

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