Green & Sustainability Solutions Organizations

Novartis is a Swiss public pharmaceutical company formed in 1996 through the merger of Ciba-Geigy and Sandoz. Its supplier climate framework is highly relevant because pharmaceutical supply chains depend on outsourced manufacturing, chemicals, packaging, logistics, and water-intensive processes. Novartis uses contractual environmental criteria, Scope 3 targets, and nature-positive commitments to govern supplier performance.

ProAmpac is a U.S.-based flexible and paper packaging manufacturer serving food, beverage, healthcare, e-commerce, retail, and pet care markets. Headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio, the company produces pouches, rollstock, bags, films, fiber packaging, and other customized packaging formats. Its sustainability strategy, branded ProActive Sustainability, focuses on recyclable films, recycle-ready materials, fiber-based packaging, and packaging designs intended to help customers reduce waste and improve circularity. For net zero and sustainability stakeholders, ProAmpac is relevant because packaging design affects material use, recyclability, supply chain emissions, food waste, and regulatory compliance. The company is privately held and owned by Pritzker Private Capital, together with management and co-investors.

Climate Innovation Capital is a Toronto-based private investment firm focused on climate technology and growth equity. The firm invests in mid-stage, commercially proven companies whose products or services can help decarbonize the economy while delivering financial returns. Its areas of interest include technologies and service businesses that improve industrial efficiency, reduce emissions, support climate resilience, and scale practical solutions for the low-carbon transition. Climate Innovation Capital positions carbon reduction as a core investment variable, linking emissions impact with commercial performance and long-term business value.

Product DNA (PDNA) is a sustainability data platform that provides product-level traceability, Scope 3 emissions data, and compliance reporting for global supply chains. The company operates internationally, with offices in Switzerland, Europe, and North America. Its platform is designed for manufacturers, brands, and retailers seeking to structure and verify environmental and sourcing data across complex supplier networks. Product DNA focuses on generating audit-ready datasets that support regulatory compliance and transparency requirements, particularly for ESG reporting and product traceability. Its offering combines sourcing verification, emissions quantification, and supply chain data standardisation within a single system.

The Swiss Society of Engineers and Architects (SIA: Schweizerischer Ingenieur- und Architektenverein) is Switzerland’s leading professional association for specialists in construction, engineering, technology, and the environment. It operates as a national, interdisciplinary network structured into regional sections, professional groups, and numerous expert committees. The organization represents member interests, supports knowledge exchange, and engages in education, policy, and industry coordination across the Swiss built environment. SIA’s core output is its body of standards and technical documents—covering construction, planning, and sustainability—developed through expert commissions and widely used across Switzerland’s building sector.

Scandens is a climate technology company developing software for real estate decarbonisation and renovation planning. It was founded by Diego Sigrist, Dominik Bucher, and Kuba Szczesniak, an interdisciplinary team with backgrounds in engineering, finance, and technology. An ETH Zurich spin-off, it focuses on the DACH region with its SaaS platform offering AI-driven renovation planning, energy modelling, and CO₂ assessment, enabling users to compare strategies and generate investment and decarbonisation scenarios.

Optiml AG is a Swiss software company focused on real estate decision intelligence and decarbonisation. It was founded by Jordi Campos, Nico Dehnert, and Evan Petkov, who leads the company as CEO. The company originated as an ETH Zurich spin-off, building on research in optimisation, energy systems, and data-driven modelling. Optiml’s platform provides AI-driven analysis of real estate assets and portfolios, supporting renovation planning, investment optimisation, and low-carbon strategy development through data modelling and simulation.

Renoon is an Amsterdam-based software company founded in 2020 by Gabriele Trapani, Iris Skrami, Nicolò Tresoldi, and Piero Puttini. Focusing on supply chain transparency and regulatory compliance, its core offering is the Renoon platform, which structures product and supply chain data to support digital product passports, lifecycle analysis, and traceability requirements. The platform is used by fashion brands and retailers to manage product-level sustainability information and publish it through digital product passports and transparency interfaces aligned with emerging EU requirements.

METIS SAS is a software provider associated with the development of DPP-Tool, a digital product passport (DPP) platform designed to support compliance with emerging EU regulations. DPP-Tool enables companies to generate structured DPPs, capturing data such as materials, sustainability metrics, and compliance information, and linking this data to products via QR codes and digital identifiers.

DPP Link Ltd. is a UK-based regulatory technology company founded in 2025 by Marc Thonnissen. Its main offering, the DPP Link platform, uses GS1 Digital Link standards to generate machine-readable product identities and digital product passports, supporting traceability, structured data management, and long-term compliance with EU regulatory requirements.

DPPManager.com is a software platform founded by Irish entrepreneur Sean Field, focused on developing tools for managing digital product passports (DPP) and associated project workflows. The company operates within the emerging DPP software category, targeting organisations that need to organise, track, and maintain structured product data in line with evolving regulatory requirements.

Locentia UG is a German software company developing on-premise artificial intelligence systems with a focus on data sovereignty, security, and regulatory compliance. Its offerings target organisations requiring locally hosted solutions without external API dependencies, particularly in regulated industries. The company also develops the EU DPP Manager platform (dpp.locentia.com), which enables manufacturers to create and manage digital product passports aligned with EU requirements such as ESPR.