Green & Sustainability Solutions Organizations

Climate Policy Initiative is a San Francisco–based nonprofit research and advisory organization founded in 2009 by Professor Thomas C. Heller, a climate policy scholar and former Stanford University professor known for his work on international climate negotiations and low-carbon development policy. CPI focuses on the intersection of climate policy and finance, helping governments, financial institutions, development banks, investors, and businesses design and implement solutions that support economic growth while addressing climate change. Its work spans climate finance, energy transition, land use, adaptation, and sustainable infrastructure, with offices and programs across the world.

Shanghai Carbbit Digital Technology Co., Ltd. is a Shanghai-based climate-tech company founded in 2022 that develops software and data services for carbon accounting and EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) compliance. The company focuses on helping manufacturers and exporters manage emissions calculations, reporting, verification preparation, and carbon-tariff obligations associated with international trade. Its products include a CBAM compliance platform, carbon accounting tools, emissions factor databases, and related consulting services. Carbbit primarily serves Chinese exporters supplying EU markets, where carbon-reporting requirements are becoming an increasingly important commercial consideration.

Founded in July 1988, the China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Machinery and Electronic Products (CCCME) is a national nonprofit industry association representing China's machinery and electronics trade sector. The chamber brings together companies involved in manufacturing, importing, exporting, overseas engineering projects, and international investment. CCCME provides trade promotion, policy advocacy, legal and compliance support, market intelligence, exhibitions, training, and international cooperation services. With 22 industry branches and extensive links to government agencies, overseas trade bodies, and foreign business organizations, it serves as a key platform connecting Chinese enterprises with global markets.

The Ministry of Environment (MOENV) is Taiwan’s cabinet-level environmental authority, established in 2023 through the restructuring of the Environmental Protection Administration. Operating through a network of specialized agencies, the ministry plays a central role in Taiwan’s 2050 net-zero transition strategy, coordinating climate policy, industrial decarbonization, environmental regulation, and sustainability initiatives across government and industry.

eCloudvalley Digital Technology Co., Ltd. is a Taiwan-based cloud and digital-transformation company founded in 2013 and headquartered in New Taipei City. The company helps organizations adopt and manage cloud technologies across industries including manufacturing, financial services, retail, healthcare, telecommunications, and the public sector. Originally established as an Amazon Web Services (AWS) partner, eCloudvalley has expanded its presence across Asia-Pacific and beyond, building a business around cloud strategy, implementation, and managed services. The company maintains partnerships with major cloud providers including AWS, Microsoft, Google Cloud, and Oracle.

The Carbon Accounting Alliance (CAA) is a global not-for-profit membership organisation established in 2022 to improve consistency, transparency, and professionalism in carbon accounting. Founded by industry participants including Planet Mark and ClimatePartner, the alliance brings together software providers, consultancies, auditors, certifying bodies, in-house sustainability professionals, and independent practitioners involved in greenhouse gas measurement and reporting. CAA focuses on technical alignment, professional qualifications, policy engagement, and the interpretation of carbon accounting standards.

FPT is a Vietnamese technology company specialising in digital transformation, IT consulting, telecommunications, and enterprise technology services. Operating across more than 30 countries and territories, the company helps organisations implement technology-led business strategies and improve operational performance. Drawing on over three decades of experience delivering large-scale projects, FPT develops solutions based on technologies such as artificial intelligence, big data, cloud computing, automation, and the Internet of Things (IoT). Its services are designed to help businesses modernise operations, respond more effectively to changing conditions, and accelerate their digital transformation initiatives.

The Bank of England is the United Kingdom's central bank, established in 1694 and headquartered in London. It is responsible for monetary policy, financial stability, banknote issuance, and the prudential regulation of banks, insurers, and major financial institutions through the Prudential Regulation Authority. The Bank manages the UK's foreign exchange reserves, operates key payment infrastructure, and works to maintain monetary and financial stability. In recent years it has also become influential in climate risk and sustainable finance policy through initiatives such as climate stress testing, climate disclosures, and the Climate Biennial Exploratory Scenario programme.

The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) is the United Kingdom's prudential regulator for banks, building societies, credit unions, insurers, and major investment firms. Established in 2013 following reforms introduced by the Financial Services Act 2012, it operates as part of the Bank of England. The PRA's primary objective is to promote the safety and soundness of the firms it supervises, while also contributing to policyholder protection in the insurance sector. In recent years, it has become a prominent voice on climate-related financial risks and stress testing.

SmartResilience Ltd is a UK climate-tech company founded by Harish Pesala in 2018. The company develops software for climate risk assessment, adaptation planning, and resilience management, helping organisations understand and mitigate the physical impacts of climate change on assets, property portfolios, and supply chains. Its digital platform combines historical datasets, climate modelling, real-time monitoring, and financial risk analysis to support business continuity planning and climate disclosures.

repath GmbH is a Hamburg-based climate technology company that develops software for physical climate-risk assessment, adaptation planning, and infrastructure resilience. Founded in 2021 by Dr. Thomas Remke, Julius Pröll, Sebastian Bartels, and Liza Altena, the company emerged from climate research work at the University of Hamburg and the Climate Service Center Germany (GERICS). repath's platform translates climate science data into asset-level financial impacts, helping infrastructure investors, utilities, renewable energy operators, and other organizations to understand how climate hazards may affect future performance.

greenpass GmbH is a Vienna-based climate technology company that develops software and certification solutions for climate-resilient real estate and urban environments. Founded by Peter Küsters in 2018 as a spin-off from Green4Cities and the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences (BOKU), the company serves property developers, investors, asset managers, building owners, and municipalities. Its platform combines climate risk assessment, digital twin modelling, and climate resilience certification to help users evaluate both physical climate risks and adaptation measures.