Green & Sustainability Solutions Organizations

2BS (Biomass, Biofuel Sustainability) is a French non-profit association established in 2012 by representatives of the biomass and biofuels industries in response to the EU Renewable Energy Directive. It develops and manages sustainability certification schemes that help economic operators demonstrate compliance with European requirements and place certified products on the EU market. Its flagship 2BSvs scheme covers biofuels and has expanded to biogas, waste and residues, while additional offerings address food and feed and, more recently, wood energy. 2BS also provides GHG calculation and mapping tools and works with independent certification bodies to conduct audits and issue certifications.

Terion AI, Inc. is a U.S. agricultural technology company formed in 2026 by Flagship Pioneering through the combination of CIBO Technologies and Indigo Ag’s Source business. Terion develops an AI-enabled digital infrastructure platform connecting farmers, businesses and governments with agricultural data, modeling, measurement, reporting and verification (MRV), and program management capabilities. I

VELUX Group is a Danish building products company specializing in roof windows, skylights, modular skylights, daylight solutions, and related products designed to improve indoor environments. Founded in 1941 by Villum Kann Rasmussen, the company operates internationally, with sales activities across dozens of countries and manufacturing operations in multiple markets. VELUX is owned by VKR Holding A/S, which is controlled by the Villum Foundation and members of the Kann Rasmussen family. Sustainability priorities include reducing operational and value-chain greenhouse gas emissions, increasing the use of lower-carbon materials and renewable energy, and improving the environmental performance of buildings. The company also finances nature-based climate initiatives, including a long-term partnership with WWF supporting forest conservation and restoration projects in Uganda, Vietnam and Madagascar.

WWF Uganda is the Ugandan country office of the World Wide Fund for Nature, working on biodiversity conservation, climate resilience, ecosystem restoration, and sustainable natural resource management. Its activities include protecting forests and wildlife habitats, supporting communities living near conservation areas, restoring degraded landscapes and promoting approaches that combine environmental protection with sustainable livelihoods. WWF Uganda works with government agencies, communities, businesses and international partners on conservation programs across the country. In partnership with VELUX and Uganda's National Forestry Authority, it is involved in forest restoration and carbon conservation work in the Albertine Rift, including activities across several Central Forest Reserves designed to increase forest carbon stocks, protect biodiversity and strengthen ecological connectivity.

The National Forestry Authority is a semi-autonomous Ugandan government body responsible for the sustainable management of the country's Central Forest Reserves. Established under Uganda's National Forestry and Tree Planting legislation and formally launched in April 2004, the NFA operates under the Ministry of Water and Environment. Its responsibilities include forest conservation, restoration, plantation development, biodiversity protection, forest resource management and the provision of forestry products and services. The authority also works with local communities through collaborative forest management arrangements intended to combine conservation with livelihood benefits. NFA is a partner in forest restoration initiatives with WWF Uganda and VELUX, including projects in Central Forest Reserves in the Albertine Rift focused on restoring degraded forests, increasing carbon stocks and strengthening biodiversity protection.

Standard Nuclear is a U.S. advanced nuclear fuel company focused primarily on the design, engineering and manufacturing of TRISO fuel for advanced reactors, including small modular reactors and microreactors. The company operates an industrial-scale TRISO production line in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, and is supplying fuel for advanced reactor demonstration programs. Standard Nuclear became publicly traded in July 2026. Its activities are positioned within the emerging U.S. advanced nuclear fuel supply chain, where domestic manufacturing capacity and access to suitable enriched uranium are becoming important factors for next-generation reactor deployment.

Antares Nuclear is a U.S. advanced nuclear technology company developing factory-produced fission microreactors for defense, remote energy and other strategic applications. Its heat-pipe reactor technology is designed around compact systems capable of supplying dependable energy in locations where conventional grid infrastructure may be limited. Antares has worked with U.S. federal organizations including the Department of Energy and the Department of Defense. In 2026, the company conducted its first reactor demonstration at Idaho National Laboratory under the DOE Reactor Pilot Program and is working toward electricity-producing reactor operations and subsequent customer deployments.

Radiant Industries is a U.S. nuclear technology company developing portable, factory-built microreactors. Its flagship Kaleidos reactor is designed to produce approximately 1 MW of electricity using TRISO fuel, helium cooling, and a high-temperature gas-cooled reactor architecture. The system is intended for applications including remote sites, military installations, data centers, hospitals, and other facilities that require reliable distributed power. Radiant is working with U.S. regulators and the Department of Energy as it progresses toward reactor testing and commercialization, with initial customer deployments targeted from 2028.

Futureproofed bvba, part of Sweco Belgium, is a Belgian climate technology and sustainability consultancy founded in 1999 by Serge de Gheldere. It combines advisory services with SaaS platforms that help businesses measure, reduce and report emissions and municipalities develop, implement and monitor climate plans through its Futureproofed for Cities platform. Sweco acquired the company in 2022, expanding its access to engineering and implementation expertise.

Sweco is a Swedish architecture and engineering consultancy serving public and private organizations across Europe. Its services span buildings and urban development, transportation infrastructure, water, energy and industry, combining engineering, architecture, environmental expertise and digital solutions. Sweco supports projects involving renewable energy, electrification, climate adaptation, circularity, resource efficiency and resilient infrastructure. Its sustainability capabilities also include businesses acquired in recent years, notably Futureproofed, whose SaaS platform supports carbon management and climate planning for companies and cities, as well as Fimpec, specializing in areas including renewable energy, hydrogen, batteries and the circular economy.

Everimpact is a climate technology company founded in 2016 by Mathieu Carlier, Alain Retière and Jan Mattsson, whose backgrounds include extensive work with the United Nations. It develops emissions-monitoring technology that combines satellites, ground sensors, IoT data and AI to physically measure CO₂ and methane emissions. Its solutions serve cities, transport networks, ships, forests and high-emitting sites, helping users identify emissions sources, monitor decarbonization measures and generate data for reporting and climate finance.

NEXQT is a French climate technology company founded in 2021 by Fouzi Benkhelifa, Phil DeCola, Philippe Ciais and Nicolas Mégel. It develops an AI-enabled decision-support platform for municipalities and other local stakeholders managing territorial decarbonization. NEXQT continuously collects and processes more than 70 activity-data sources, using geographic intelligence to map energy consumption and GHG emissions at municipality, neighbourhood and address level. Its tools help users identify reduction opportunities, monitor climate plans and evaluate interventions across buildings, mobility and other urban activities. Initial pilots included Paris and Los Angeles, with subsequent deployments extending to other French territories and internationally.