Green & Sustainability Solutions Organizations

Haleon is a public consumer healthcare company created through the 2022 demerger of GSK’s consumer healthcare business. Its portfolio includes brands such as Sensodyne, Centrum, Advil, Voltaren, Panadol, Aquafresh, and Tums. Haleon’s sustainability relevance is concentrated in Scope 3 emissions, packaging, ingredient sourcing, contract manufacturing, product lifecycle impacts, responsible sourcing, and access to health. The company uses supplier sustainability guidance, carbon pricing in procurement, packaging decarbonization expectations, and ESG reporting systems to link supply-chain performance to its 2030 and 2040 climate targets.

Waro is a French sustainability software company founded in 2021 by Paul Cappuccio, Alexandre Alves, Adrien Esnault, and Michel Richard. The company develops a SaaS platform for measuring, reducing, and communicating the environmental impact of products, particularly in the fashion, textile, furniture, and retail sectors. Waro combines lifecycle assessment (LCA), carbon footprinting, eco-design simulation, and regulatory compliance tools within a collaborative platform used by CSR, sourcing, product, and management teams. Its software incorporates ADEME and Product Environmental Footprint (PEF) methodologies and supports compliance initiatives related to CSRD, Digital Product Passports (DPP), AGEC, and textile environmental labelling regulations.

Mercedes-Benz Group AG is a public German automotive company headquartered in Stuttgart, with origins in the invention of the automobile in 1886 and the Mercedes-Benz brand formed in 1926. The company produces premium passenger cars and vans and is transforming its portfolio through electrification, software, battery supply chains, and lifecycle decarbonization. Its sustainability relevance is concentrated in Scope 3 emissions, vehicle use-phase emissions, battery materials, steel, aluminium, logistics, circularity, and raw material due diligence. Mercedes-Benz uses Ambition 2039, Responsible Sourcing Standards, and supplier CO₂ requirements to link procurement to climate and supply-chain governance.

Audi AG is a German premium automotive company headquartered in Ingolstadt and part of the Volkswagen Group. The Audi brand traces its origins to 1909, when August Horch founded Audi Automobilwerke, while the modern four-ring identity reflects the Auto Union heritage. Audi produces premium passenger cars and is transitioning its portfolio through electrification, software, low-carbon production, and supply-chain decarbonisation. Its sustainability relevance is concentrated in Scope 3 emissions, vehicle use-phase emissions, batteries, aluminium, steel, plastics, electronics, logistics, recycled materials, and responsible raw-material sourcing.

Citroën is a French automotive brand founded in 1919 by André Citroën and now part of Stellantis. The brand is known for passenger cars, light commercial vehicles, and accessible mobility solutions, with increasing focus on electrified models and lower-cost vehicle platforms. Its sustainability relevance is governed mainly through Stellantis’ group-level climate, responsible purchasing, and supply-chain systems. Citroën’s environmental footprint is concentrated in vehicle use-phase emissions, batteries, steel, aluminium, plastics, logistics, manufacturing inputs, circular economy and end-of-life vehicle management.

Renault Group is a French multinational automotive company that designs, manufactures, and sells passenger cars, light commercial vehicles, electric vehicles, and mobility services. Its portfolio includes Renault, Dacia, Alpine, and Mobilize, with activities spanning vehicle production, electrification, software-defined mobility, circular economy initiatives, and low-emission transport solutions. The group is a major European carmaker and a member of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance. Renault Group’s sustainability strategy focuses on vehicle electrification, industrial decarbonization, battery value chains, circular economy models, and reducing lifecycle emissions across its products and operations.

Dacia is an automotive brand founded in Romania in 1966 and now owned by Renault Group. The brand is known for affordable passenger cars and practical mobility models such as Sandero, Duster, Jogger, and Spring. Its sustainability relevance is governed mainly through Renault Group’s climate plan, responsible purchasing policy, supplier code, and lifecycle decarbonisation strategy. Dacia’s environmental footprint is concentrated in vehicle use-phase emissions, materials, logistics, manufacturing inputs, batteries for electrified models, affordability-driven design choices, repairability and end-of-life vehicle management.

Hysopt is a Belgian HVAC engineering software company founded in 2013 as a spin-off from the University of Antwerp by Roel Vandenbulcke, Wouter Hendrickx, and Peter Hellinckx. The company develops physics-based digital twin software for modelling, simulating, and optimising heating, cooling, and air-handling systems in commercial and institutional buildings. Hysopt’s platform is used by engineering consultants, installers, facility managers, and property developers to evaluate HVAC system performance, energy efficiency, and operational carbon emissions. The software combines dynamic HVAC simulation, hydronic system analysis, BIM integration, and decarbonisation modelling within a unified engineering workflow.

Diploïde SAS is the French company behind the DK platform, a carbon measurement and management solution for advertising and media campaigns. Founded in Rennes in 2021 by Adrien Galerneau, the company focuses on helping communications and media organizations measure and reduce campaign-related emissions across digital and offline channels. DK serves advertisers, agencies, publishers, media sales houses, and adtech firms. The platform is presented as an omnichannel carbon measurement solution covering TV, radio, print, out-of-home, and digital advertising, with operations expanding beyond France into other European markets.

Ad Net Zero is a UK-based climate action initiative established by the Advertising Association in partnership with ISBA and the IPA to help the advertising industry reduce greenhouse gas emissions across operations, production, media planning, and events. Launched in 2020 and incorporated as Ad Net Zero Limited in 2022, the organization develops sustainability frameworks, emissions methodologies, training resources, benchmarking tools, and industry guidance for advertisers, agencies, media owners, and adtech companies. Its Global Media Sustainability Framework (GMSF) provides methodologies for calculating emissions across digital, TV, print, audio, cinema, and out-of-home advertising channels. Ad Net Zero has expanded internationally through regional chapters and industry partnerships.

Geotab Inc. is a Canadian telematics and connected transportation company founded in 2000 by Neil Cawse. It develops fleet management, vehicle analytics, and transportation intelligence technology for commercial fleets, logistics operators, utilities, and public-sector organizations. Geotab expanded internationally through acquisitions, reseller partnerships, and OEM integrations, supporting operations across more than 160 countries. Its flagship MyGeotab platform combines cloud-based fleet management with vehicle and asset data analytics.

TeXPo is a Rome-based technology company founded in 2021 that develops digital traceability and sustainability software for manufacturers and consumer goods brands. Led by founder Luisa Gaburova, the company focuses on Digital Product Passports (DPPs), supply chain transparency, and regulatory compliance linked to emerging European sustainability regulations. Its Deply platform combines supplier collaboration, product information management, and blockchain-supported traceability tools to help companies manage sustainability data and product provenance across multi-tier supply chains.