ClimateCamp

Core Features

ClimateCamp is built around value-chain collaboration: it uses the GHG Protocol as a backbone, prioritizes supplier primary data to improve Scope 3 quality, and mixes that with database-driven enrichment where suppliers cannot yet provide detail. Some of its main features are:

• Supplier Engagement Campaigns: Dedicated specialists conduct direct outreach, education, and follow-ups with suppliers to collect primary Scope 3 data at scale.

• AI-Assisted Factor Selection: Machine learning suggests the most plausible emission factors from 40+ databases; selections undergo mandatory expert validation, blending speed with audit defensibility.

• Automated FLAG Separation: Forest, Land, and Agriculture emissions are auto-detected and segregated from corporate totals, without requiring users to parse methodologies.

• PACT-Compliant Data Exchange: Product Carbon Footprints are formatted for the Pathfinder Framework, enabling frictionless B2B sharing without custom API builds.

• Audit-Ready Outputs: ISO 14067, ESRS E1, and GRI 305 reports generated natively, not retrofitted, ensuring datapoints map directly to assurance checklists.

• Year-on-Year Target Tracking: Reduction pathways are monitored against SBTi trajectories and supplier commitment rates, converting pledges into progress metrics.

Closing Insights

ClimateCamp was founded on a specific operational gap its creators encountered directly as former Accenture practitioners—Moyersoen advising on sustainability strategy and Schiopu leading data science engagements. They recognized that the missing component was a relational mechanism capable of retrieving primary data from unresponsive suppliers. Schiopu’s technical credentials in AWS and SAFe frameworks, paired with Moyersoen’s grounding in corporate decarbonization, continue to shape how the platform prioritizes execution over calculation.

ClimateCamp positions supplier engagement as a core component of its service rather than a task delegated to the client. The platform assumes responsibility for outreach, follow-up, and supplier education. This approach has contributed to €3.5 million in Series A funding from Expon Capital and adoption by more than 800 organizations, including Belgian breweries and timber companies preparing for initial CSRD compliance.

For entities subject to mandatory Scope 3 reporting under ESRS (especially those with decentralized or heterogeneous supplier networks in construction, food processing, or materials production) ClimateCamp offers a fixed annual subscription model as an alternative to variable-cost advisory engagements. Pricing ranges from a free plan to paid tiers listed at €400/month and €750/month (annual billing), with enterprise pricing custom. Teams can also integrate via ClimateCamp’s developer portal/API and access the product via Microsoft’s marketplace.