Green & Sustainability Solutions Organizations

Veyt is a Norwegian low-carbon market data and analytics company that provides market intelligence, price forecasts and analytical insights for carbon markets, renewable energy certificates, power purchase agreements and related segments. Its platform and API deliver real-time data, scenario modelling and research to support decision-making in emissions trading and low-carbon portfolio strategies for businesses and governments. Veyt is part of the Veyt Holding group and has been backed by investors including Alytic.

CRREM Foundation is a non-profit climate and real estate standards organisation established in 2018 and based in the Netherlands that oversees the Carbon Risk Real Estate Monitor (CRREM) initiative, a global framework of science-based decarbonisation pathways for the real estate sector. Building on years of EU-funded research, the foundation develops and maintains publicly available pathways that translate climate science into building- and portfolio-specific transition risk metrics used by investors, asset managers and owners worldwide.

FlexZero Inc is a climate software company founded by Dr. David Johnsen and Ravi Raghunathan, both ex-sustainability solutions architects at Amazon Web Services (AWS). The company develops a cloud-based carbon management and sustainability reporting platform to help organisations track and disclose greenhouse gas emissions, set reduction targets and automate ESG reporting.

Crédit Agricole is one of Europe’s largest banking groups, offering retail banking, corporate and investment banking, asset management, insurance, and specialized financial services. Originally established to support the agricultural sector in France, the group has evolved into a diversified international financial institution serving individuals, businesses, and institutional clients. The group operates through a cooperative structure, with regional mutual banks forming the foundation of its ownership model. Crédit Agricole plays a significant role in sustainable finance, green bond issuance, and climate risk management within the European banking system.

ContourGlobal is an international independent power producer (IPP) that develops, acquires, and operates electricity generation and energy infrastructure assets worldwide. The company’s portfolio includes renewable energy projects such as wind, solar, and hydro, as well as thermal power plants and battery storage systems. ContourGlobal focuses on long-term contracted assets and plays a role in energy transition through renewable expansion and portfolio decarbonization.

The European Central Bank (ECB) is the central bank for the euro area and is responsible for defining and implementing monetary policy for the 20 European Union countries that use the euro. Its primary objective is to maintain price stability. The ECB also supervises significant banks through the Single Supervisory Mechanism and plays an increasing role in assessing climate-related financial risks, integrating sustainability considerations into monetary policy operations and banking supervision.

HAMR Energy is an Australian clean energy company focused on producing low-carbon fuels for hard-to-abate sectors, including aviation and maritime transport. The company is developing technologies and supply chains to convert waste and renewable feedstocks into sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and marine biofuels. Its strategy supports emissions reduction in heavy transport while contributing to Australia’s broader energy transition objectives.

The National Commission for the Efficient Use of Energy (Comisión Nacional para el Uso Eficiente de la Energía, CONUEE) is a decentralized body of Mexico’s federal government responsible for promoting energy efficiency policies and standards. It develops technical regulations, provides guidance, and supports public and private sector initiatives aimed at reducing energy consumption and improving energy performance in buildings, transport, industry, and public administration.

The Secretariat of Energy (Secretaría de Energía, SENER) is Mexico’s federal ministry responsible for energy policy formulation, planning and oversight. It defines national strategy across electricity, hydrocarbons, renewable energy and energy transition frameworks. SENER oversees sector coordination and supervises decentralized agencies and regulatory bodies within Mexico’s energy governance structure.

HCL Technologies Limited is a global technology and IT services company founded in 1976 by Shiv Nadar and a group of engineers, originally as Hindustan Computers Limited in India. Spun out as HCL Technologies in 1991, it provides digital transformation, cloud, engineering, software and consulting services to enterprise clients worldwide. Its operations span more than 60 countries, serving sectors including financial services, healthcare, manufacturing and public services. HCLTech also develops and supports software products through its HCLSoftware division and has grown through strategic acquisitions and partnerships across regions.

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) is a specialized UN agency that leads international efforts to defeat hunger, improve nutrition, and promote sustainable agriculture. FAO provides data, policy advice, technical assistance, and global standards across food systems, fisheries, forestry, land use, and climate resilience, supporting countries in building sustainable and inclusive agricultural economies.

The Secretariat of Finance and Public Credit (Secretaría de Hacienda y Crédito Público, SHCP) is Mexico’s federal ministry in charge of fiscal policy, taxation, federal budget management, and public debt. It oversees macroeconomic planning, financial system coordination, and public revenue administration. SHCP plays a central role in sustainable finance frameworks, green bond issuance, and fiscal policy related to climate and energy transition.