Fortune 500 customers required measurable footprint reductions for ESG compliance, and TPS needed data that held up in supply-chain reviews.

Newly public on multiple exchanges, Resouro had no emissions tracking in place and needed a first GHG inventory aligned to global standards within 120 days of fiscal year-end.

Habitus had relied on external consultants for its GHG inventory, lacked confidence in the accuracy, and could not monitor emissions month over month ahead of B Corp recertification.

“We have seen the strong increase in CBAM requests from our customers and their need to have accurate information provided in a timely manner.”

HOC’s major customers required EcoVadis climate reporting, and the logistics firm had no sustainability team to interpret frameworks or compile emissions data.

“We weren’t sure how to deal with these requests from our customers — this was all new to us. With the help of Carbonhound, we’ve been able to respond to all of our customer’s climate requirements and are excited to show our progress towards net-zero.”

The Health Sector Climate Pledge gave Phase2 six months to quantify scopes 1, 2, and 3 and produce a reduction plan — with its digital-sustainability reputation on the line.

The customs broker needed to measure and cut impact across operations and supply chain after its original carbon-calculation partner was acquired.