Green & Sustainability Solutions Organizations

L’Association pour la transition Bas Carbone (ABC) is a French non-profit organisation created in 2011 by ADEME and the APCC to develop and disseminate carbon accounting methodologies. It is responsible for maintaining and evolving the Bilan Carbone® method, originally developed by ADEME, and has expanded its role to support broader low-carbon transition strategies. The association brings together a network of organisations, consultants, and public actors, providing training, tools, and methodological guidance. Its work centres on structuring carbon accounting practices and supporting organisations in defining and implementing decarbonisation strategies.

WeCount is a French climate-tech company founded in 2020 that develops software and advisory solutions for corporate carbon accounting and ESG strategy. The company combines a carbon and CSRD reporting platform with sector-based collective programmes, enabling companies to measure emissions, build reduction plans, and internalise climate expertise.

EPIQR Rénovation Sàrl is a Swiss company founded in 1998 operating in architectural and engineering consultancy with a focus on building renovation. Emerging as a spin-off linked to EPFL research, it combines technical expertise with the development and distribution of software tools such as the EPIQR and EPIQR+ methodologies. The company works with property owners, asset managers, and public or institutional clients, providing decision-support for renovation strategies at both building and portfolio scale. Its activities span diagnostics, cost estimation, energy and environmental analysis, and training.

Global Climate Initiatives (GCI) is a French climate-focused organisation that develops the Decarbo’Solution® platform for greenhouse gas (GHG) accounting and decarbonisation. It operates as a hybrid model combining software with a network of certified experts who support implementation. The platform enables organisations to calculate emissions, define reduction pathways, and engage suppliers within a single environment. GCI targets companies and public entities of varying sizes, offering a structured approach aligned with recognised standards such as the GHG Protocol and ISO frameworks.

Green Lantern SAS is a French software company that develops the Carbo platform for carbon accounting and lifecycle analysis. Established by Simon Létourneau, Emmanuel Watrinet, and Julien Janson, the company serves businesses and individuals seeking ongoing emissions tracking rather than one-off assessments. Its platform links financial and operational data with standardised methodologies such as Bilan Carbone® and the GHG Protocol to support measurement, reduction planning, and behavioural change.

The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) is a UK government department responsible for policy related to science, research, digital infrastructure, and technological innovation. Headquartered in London, it plays a central role in advancing the UK’s innovation economy, supporting research funding, and promoting the development of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and advanced communications. DSIT also oversees digital regulation, data policy, and efforts to expand connectivity infrastructure. Through its policy frameworks and strategic initiatives, the department supports economic growth, digital transformation, and the UK’s position as a global technology leader.

Planet Tracker is a nonprofit financial think tank headquartered in London, United Kingdom, focused on aligning capital markets with environmental sustainability. The organization uses data analysis and financial modeling to identify environmental risks and opportunities in sectors such as fisheries, agriculture, and commodities. Planet Tracker works with investors, policymakers, and industry stakeholders to promote more sustainable investment decisions and improve transparency in financial markets. Its research highlights how environmental degradation can impact asset values and long-term economic performance. By linking ecological data with financial systems, Planet Tracker aims to support a transition toward more sustainable and resilient global markets.

Circa Technologies, Inc. is a U.S.-based technology company that operates the Circa platform (circa.ai), a browser-based lifecycle assessment (LCA) studio for modelling product-level environmental impacts. Circa enables users to build, analyse, and share environmental models using integrated datasets rather than static reports. Its platform supports applications in product design, materials analysis, and sustainability assessment, focusing on real-time modelling and comparability across product systems.

CircKit.ai Ltd is a UK-based technology company founded in 2016 by Joe Darwen that develops the CircKit platform, an AI-powered “circular toolkit” for fashion and footwear brands. Originally established as Veopolis Limited, the company rebranded to reflect its focus on circularity and sustainability systems. The CircKit platform is used to integrate lifecycle data, compliance needs, and design decisions within a single system, supporting product development aligned with emerging requirements such as Digital Product Passports and extended producer responsibility.

Salacia Solutions B.V. is a Netherlands-based software company founded in 2021 that develops an ESG platform for managing non-financial data, including sustainability metrics, carbon emissions, and regulatory disclosures. Founded by Lenny van Klink and Kees Kerstens, the company emerged from their background in strategic and financial consultancy, extending this work into sustainability and impact reporting. Its platform is designed as a central data hub that collects, structures, and analyses ESG data to support compliance.

ADEME (Agence de la Transition Écologique) is a French public agency established 1990 through the merger of several environmental and energy bodies. It plays a central role in implementing national policies on energy, climate, and environmental protection. ADEME works with businesses, local authorities, and citizens by providing expertise, funding, and methodological tools to support ecological transition initiatives. Its activities span areas such as renewable energy, circular economy, and industrial decarbonisation. The agency also develops widely used methodologies, including the Bilan Carbone framework for greenhouse gas accounting.

Noon Energy is a US-based clean technology company focused on developing ultra-long-duration energy storage solutions to support renewable energy integration. Headquartered in Palo Alto, California, the company is working on innovative battery systems designed to store energy for extended periods, helping to balance supply and demand in power grids with high shares of wind and solar. Its technology aims to address key challenges in energy storage, including cost, scalability, and duration. Noon Energy’s approach supports grid reliability and decarbonisation by enabling more consistent use of intermittent renewable energy sources. Through its innovation, the company contributes to advancing next-generation storage solutions for low-carbon energy systems.