Umweltify provides a digital platform that helps corporations reduce electricity emissions within their operations and supply chains. Their Climate OS infrastructure offers access to affordable and transparent green electricity options, enabling companies to meet sustainability goals and decarbonize their value chain.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Many corporations lack the tools to effectively measure and reduce electricity-related emissions across their operations and extended value chains. This makes it difficult to meet sustainability goals and decarbonize their business activities.
Solution
Umweltify offers a Climate OS platform designed to help corporations address electricity emissions throughout their value chain. The platform provides access to transparent and affordable green electricity options, enabling companies to meet their sustainability targets. Umweltify's integrated solutions foster collaboration and provide measurable impact by quantifying electricity consumption and carbon emissions of devices, apps, and games. This allows companies to gain insights into their Scope 3 Category 11 reporting, understand their environmental impact, and make informed decisions to reduce their carbon footprint.
Target Audience
Umweltify primarily targets corporations seeking to reduce their carbon footprint and meet sustainability goals, as well as software developers and manufacturers looking to measure and mitigate the environmental impact of their products.
Features
- Platform for measuring electricity consumption and carbon emissions of devices, apps, and games.
- Supports Scope 3 Category 11 reporting, providing accurate data for sustainability assessments.
- Facilitates access to affordable and transparent green electricity options.
- Enables collaboration across the value chain for emissions reduction initiatives.
- Provides tools for tracking, managing, and reducing electricity emissions.
- Offers a developer portal for application integration and emissions data access.
- Supports Windows 10 and 11 initially, with plans for expanded platform compatibility.