Green & Sustainability Solutions Organizations

Smart DRS Limited is a Dublin-based technology company providing smart deposit return and reusable packaging solutions. It is a spin-off of Sensoneo, the smart waste management company behind DRS IT systems used in multiple national deposit return schemes. Smart DRS develops AI-powered collection and verification technology for beverage containers, reusable cups, and other returnable packaging. Its systems are aimed at countries, cities, venues, and other clients seeking lower-cost alternatives or complements to reverse vending machines, with secure refunds and real-time packaging-return data.

KPMG is one of the world's largest professional services networks, providing audit, tax, advisory, consulting, legal, technology, risk, and sustainability services through independent member firms. Formed in 1987 through the merger of Klynveld Main Goerdeler (KMG) and Peat Marwick International, the organization operates as a global network with locally owned member firms working under common standards, methodologies, and branding coordinated by KPMG International.

Repax is an EU-built and EU-hosted software provider focused on Extended Producer Responsibility, packaging compliance, and product-level regulatory data workflows. The company develops tools that help producers structure product specifications, connect sales and order data, generate EPR reports, and prepare compliance documentation across multiple markets and schemes. Its products include Repax Core for EPR product-data reporting and Repax Declare for PPWR Declaration of Conformity workflows. Repax is designed for producers that need practical, audit-ready compliance systems across packaging, batteries, electronics, and related EPR categories. The company operates in the sustainability compliance and circular economy software segment, rather than in the broader ESG, carbon accounting, or lifecycle assessment markets.

The Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit, or ECIU, is a UK-based independent non-profit organization focused on improving public debate around climate change, energy policy, net-zero, heating, transport, land use, food, farming, and the wider energy transition. It produces analysis, commentary, briefings, and media support for journalists, policymakers, businesses, and public audiences. ECIU is frequently used as a source for data-led insight on UK climate and energy issues, including household clean technology adoption, fossil fuel costs, net zero policy and climate impacts. The organization is funded by philanthropic foundations and donors, and describes its role as supporting informed, evidence-based discussion rather than acting as a commercial consultancy.

Isometric is a private climate technology company building AI-enabled certification infrastructure for carbon removal, clean energy, sustainable fuels, low-carbon materials, and industrial markets. Founded in 2022 by Eamon Jubbawy, the company started with carbon removal certification and a public registry designed to improve trust, transparency, and data quality in carbon markets. Its platform combines AI agents with expert human verification to review project data, audit evidence and certification claims. Isometric is based in London and New York and works with companies seeking credible verification of climate and industrial sustainability claims. Its registry issues certificates under the Isometric Standard, with each carbon removal credit representing one tonne of carbon dioxide removed from the atmosphere.

tracekey solutions GmbH is a German software company offering product traceability, serialization, and regulatory compliance solutions for the pharmaceutical and medical technology sectors. The company develops cloud-based software that helps manufacturers comply with requirements such as EU-FMD, MDR, EUDAMED, and other international track-and-trace regulations. Founded in 2013, tracekey has positioned itself particularly toward small and mid-sized healthcare manufacturers seeking SaaS-based compliance tools without large-scale enterprise implementation projects. Its offerings center on product identification, lifecycle traceability, regulatory data management, and cross-border compliance reporting for highly regulated industries.

Founded in 2021 by Léa Gillet and Laura Breban, Trace For Good is a Paris-based software company providing supply chain traceability and sustainability data management services. The company serves brands, retailers, and manufacturers seeking greater visibility into supplier networks and product-level sustainability information. Its platform is particularly oriented toward the fashion, textile, and consumer-goods sectors, where growing regulatory and customer demands are increasing the need for reliable traceability data.

Clean Power Research is a U.S. software company that develops cloud-based platforms for utilities, solar companies, and other energy sector organizations. Founded in 1998 by solar energy researcher Tom Hoff, the company focuses on digitizing and automating processes associated with distributed energy resources, renewable energy programs, customer engagement, and grid planning. Its best-known products include SolarAnywhere for solar resource and forecasting data, and other solutions used by a range of public and private sector clients.

Scope Carbon Tracking Solutions Ltd is a software company based in Milton Keynes providing carbon footprint measurement and sustainability reporting solutions for businesses and the events sector.

Weatherford International plc is a global energy services company that provides equipment, software, and technical services for the oil and gas industry. The company traces its origins to the Weatherford Spring Company founded by Jesse E. Hall Sr. in Texas in 1941, while the modern Weatherford International emerged through the merger of Energy Ventures (EVI) and Weatherford Enterra in 1998 and was subsequently expanded through seseral acquisitions. Alongside its oilfield technologies, Weatherford has invested heavily in digitalization, automation, and data driven production optimization solutions.

AptarGroup, Inc., operating as Aptar, is a global packaging, dispensing and drug delivery technology company serving the pharmaceutical, beauty, personal care, food, beverage and home care sectors. The company develops pumps, closures, aerosol valves, elastomeric components, active material science solutions and digital health technologies. Headquartered in Crystal Lake, Illinois, Aptar operates across North America, Europe, Asia and Latin America. Its sustainability strategy is relevant to packaging circularity, healthcare delivery, Scope 2 decarbonization, product life cycle impacts and customer supply chain reporting. Aptar is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker ATR.

Pattern Energy Group is a U.S.-based renewable energy company that develops, constructs, owns, and operates utility-scale wind, solar, energy storage, and transmission projects. Headquartered in San Francisco, the company is active mainly in North America and is known for large infrastructure projects such as SunZia, which combines major wind generation with long-distance transmission. Pattern Energy was co-founded in 2009 and is privately held, following the 2020 acquisition of Pattern Energy Group Inc. by Canada Pension Plan Investment Board.