Geosphy
Geosphy provides a carbon intelligence platform for data centre operators, continuously calculating operational and embodied emissions from facility level down to individual VMs and tenants. The platform connects to power meters, BMS/DCIM, CMDB, cloud telemetry, utility bills, and grid feeds, then generates EU-compliant reports and tracks live indicators like PUE, WUE, ERF, and REF year-round.
- Clean Technology
- Data & Analytics
- Regulatory & Compliance Technology
- Software Only
Funding
Founders
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Product
Problem
Data centre operators face growing regulatory pressure to report carbon emissions, but existing tools only track energy efficiency metrics like PUE, which do not reflect actual carbon impact. The EU's new reporting framework requires granular data on operational and embodied emissions across facilities, yet most operators lack the integrated systems to calculate and attribute these emissions accurately to specific workloads and tenants.
Solution
Geosphy provides a carbon intelligence platform that continuously maps operational and embodied emissions across data centre fleets, from hyperscale campuses to colocation halls and AI clusters. The platform connects to power meters, BMS/DCIM systems, CMDB, cloud telemetry, utility bills, and grid feeds, then normalizes disparate data into a unified calculation pipeline. It computes Scope 2 operational and Scope 3 embodied emissions using location- and market-based methods, and attributes emissions down to facility, hall, row, rack, server, and individual VM or tenant level. The system generates EU-compliant reports, tracks live indicators like PUE, WUE, and ERF year-round, and produces ready-to-share per-customer carbon statements.
Target Audience
Primary customers are data centre operators, including hyperscale providers, colocation facilities, and AI cluster operators subject to EU reporting regulations (facilities ≥500 kW IT power), as well as enterprises seeking to measure and report emissions at the tenant or workload level.
Features
- Automated data ingestion from power meters, BMS/DCIM, CMDB, cloud telemetry, utility bills, and grid feeds
- Continuous calculation of operational (Scope 2) and embodied (Scope 3) emissions using location- and market-based methods
- Granular emission attribution from facility level down to individual VM, workload, or tenant
- Built-in compliance with EU Data Centre Reporting requirements, including annual reports covering the prior calendar year and 10-year record retention
- Live tracking of PUE, WUE, ERF, and REF indicators throughout the year
- GHG Protocol Scope 2 and Lifecycle Assessment (LCA) standards with visible factor provenance
- Automated tenant attribution and generation of ready-to-share per-customer carbon statements