After seeking opportunities to put her various creative passions to good use, she joined Greenly in mid 2022 as SEO copywriter for the U.S. blog to provide her American perspective on the climate change issues we face today.

Stephanie Safdie - Greenly

Stephanie completed a bachelor's degree in English & Multimedia in 2020 at the University of Maryland College Park. She previously worked as a social media content video creator and freelance copywriter. After seeking opportunities to put her various creative passions to good use, she joined Greenly in mid 2022 as SEO copywriter for the U.S. blog to provide her American perspective on the climate change issues we face today. 

Quentin Bourhis, Climate Expert at Greenly

Ben Field, Climate Action Strategist at Patch

Kara joined the team at Greenly in 2023 as SEO copywriter for the UK market.

Kara Anderson - Greenly

Kara studied her bachelors of law at the University of Glasgow and her masters in international law at the University of Aberdeen, before looking for a more creative career path. She found this in advertising, working as a content manager in London. After a move to Paris in 2019 she decided to switch to freelance copywriting in order to scratch her creative itch. Kara joined the team at Greenly in 2023 as SEO copywriter for the UK market.  

Ines Gendre

After graduating in 2016 with a master’s degree in marketing, Ines began her career in project management. However she soon decided to turn towards writing, to bring her core competencies to the service of societal changes. First working as a freelance copywriter, she joined Greenly in early 2022 to help fight global warming.

Alexis Normand

Alexis is a 37 year-old graduate of HEC and Sciences-Po. After his studies, he spent 2 years working in public policy consulting. He then spent 6 years at Withings, a leading company in connected objects. While there, he continued the companies operations in Boston, USA, and created the company’s health department. After the company was bought by Nokia, he joined the startup Embleema by working through Techstars, one of the best startup incubators in the United States, where he developed a taste for entrepreneurship. His return to France was an opportunity to put all his experience at the service of the environment, during a crucial moment in the climate crisis.

Arnaud Delubac

Arnaud, 26 years old, trained as a designer and in digital communication at INSEEC before joining the Master Entrepreunariat at ESSEC-CentraleSupélec. Passionate about social media since his teenage years, he has created some of the biggest Twitter communities in France before joining the digital communication team of the Prime Minister’s office in Matignon. It was at the Secretaries of State for Digital, Mounir Mahjoubi and Cédric O, where Arnaud directly managed the team, that he developed a strong conviction for the need to use technology to bring awareness to the greatest causes of our time.

Matthieu Vegreville

Matthieu is a 28 year-old graduate engineer from Ecole Polytechnique and Télecom Paris, with a background in data science at Withings. While there, he worked on watch activity detection algorithms, and developed a health study activity so that connected objects could be used to better monitor certain pathologies. He has long been involved in data science projects with his brother, who has the same training. Faced with the urgency of the climate crisis, he decided to put his know-how at the service of the environment. 

Justine Dumont

Justine a toujours été passionnée de lecture et d’écriture. En 2019, elle parvient justement à faire de sa passion son métier, en devenant rédactrice web indépendante. Motivée par ses engagements écologiques, elle rejoint l’équipe de Greenly en 2022 afin de mettre ses compétences au service de la cause environnementale. 

This report acts as an example of a Greenly Architecture Carbon Footprint Report!

Architecture - Carbon Footprint - Greenly

What can you tell us about your company? 🔍 

Forest is London's most sustainable and affordable shared e-bike service.  Our mission is clear – shift commuters away from more intensive carbon-emitting transport modes to create a cleaner, more sustainable city. 

We operate a shared e-bike service that makes cycling more affordable and sustainable. Users enjoy 10 minutes of free cycling daily by engaging with ads within the app. Notably, our operations are fully electric, powered by renewable energy, and hold a B Corp certification.

Sustainability is at the heart of Forest's mission. As we scale it is crucial we have carbon reporting partners who can provide us the level of support we need to keep us on track for sustainable, responsible and considerate growth

Why did you decide to carry out a GHG assessment? 🤔

Previous to Greenly, we initially relied on open-source data for our carbon calculations. However, as we scaled, we looked to externalize our carbon footprint and sought Greenly's expertise. Having our carbon footprint report conducted by a third party ensured that we were keeping in line with greenhouse gas protocol and not over-inflating or under-inflating carbon emissions calculations.   Indeed, this level of GHG assessment reassures us that we are measuring our CO2 figures as accurately as possible whilst also following best practice for reducing emissions in our supply chain and other Scope 3 areas.

We want to ensure that as we grow we are able to retain our position as the most sustainable shared e-bike service.

Having reviewed a number of tools, Greenly seemed to have the most solid methodology and approach for measuring Scope 3, where the lion's share of our emissions originate. We really liked the interface and the support of the account managers at Greenly at every step of the process.

Ultimately, it was a combination of three things: Greenly’s experience in our sector, its reasonable pricing and their intuitive platform that aligns with our lean team.

Greenly's platform provided us with a comprehensive and straightforward data collection process. This was a significant shift from open-source data, since we weren’t able to scrutinize every single purchase we ever made. We also liked the way the results are graphically laid out. You can start to get a real feel for where your emissions are coming from and directly know the next steps for reducing our carbon footprint.

What were the outcomes of the Carbon Footprint report? 📊

Our carbon assessment showed that our total emissions in 2022 were 2260 tCO2e. Our main emission posts were Assets (71.6%), Services Purchase (13%) and Freight (4.9%). 

A fascinating finding was the impact air freight has on our total figure.  Although only a small portion of our hardware was sent by air freight last year, the impact that this had on our CO2 emissions was significant! This certainly highlighted the importance of sea freight over air freight. 

The rest of the report wasn’t so surprising, given that our business operations grew hugely in the last year. When we looked at the categorization, the hardware as a proportion went from 90 percent of our emissions to about 70. But that was the only real sway. A lot of other areas, for example, like office technology, for example, or commuting, stayed pretty much the same as a proportion of the overall figure. 

The main one action plan recommended by Greenly, and that we have already started implementing it, was buying secondhand but unused assets. This doesn't reduce our total emissions, but it allows us to have avoided emissions. 

The second reduction item that is coming this year is our work with our suppliers. Our relationship with Greenly is going to facilitate making that process a lot easier and getting our suppliers to reduce their emissions as well.

The last one goes back to air freight and avoiding it as much as possible.

For the emissions we cannot reduce, we are investing in a project with The Great Reserve, who protect giant sequoia trees which are now becoming endangered in North America. The project plants groves in the UK, on land that has already been felled. This UK-based initiative emphasizes long-term care for trees, adding a tangible dimension to our offsetting efforts.

How was the Carbon Footprint perceived by your team?

The Forest team received the carbon footprint report positively. The survey sparked interest in food consumption's impact on emissions, reflecting our commitment to understanding and improving our environmental footprint. I think it is important that we set a positive example as a company. 

What would you say to a company that's hesitant to embark on their first carbon footprint? 

We would advise companies who are hesitant about embarking on their first carbon footprint assessment that incremental improvements are key, and perfection should not be the goal. Procrastination only delays the journey towards sustainability, and taking the first step allows for continuous adaptation and gradual improvements over time.

With Greenly as our partner, Forest is poised for continued growth, making strides towards a more sustainable, responsible, and considerate future for shared e-bike services in London!

This report acts as an example of a Greenly Manufacturing Carbon Footprint Report!

Manufacturing - Carbon Footprint - Greenly

Today, we are proud to announce that we have finalized a complete audit with Greenly!

Maison Denis carries out its Carbon Footprint with Greenly

Maison Denis calculates their Carbon Footprint with Greenly !

Maison Denis Carbon Footprint - Greenly

Maison Denis boasts a rich history spanning over 160 years, underlining its status as a well-established company with a legacy upheld by successive generations of the founding family. Focusing on the food and beverage sector, Denis Asia Pacific serves as the operational headquarters, spearheading sustainability efforts within the group. Noteworthy investments in production and logistics, including in Solar Photovoltaic Systems, energy-efficient equipment, and Green Building certifications, highlight Maison Denis' commitment to innovation and sustainability.

ESG Manager - Maison Denis - Denis Asia Pacific

Embarking on the sustainability journey may seem daunting, but the first step is crucial: measure your impact. Just as you wouldn’t embark on a weight loss journey without a scale, you can’t effectively reduce greenhouse gas emissions without knowing where they stand. It’s not as daunting as it seems—start small, take it step by step, and remember, it’s possible for everyone to make a difference.

Maison Denis' dedication to combatting climate change is evident through its internal efforts in calculating and mitigating Scope 1 and 2 emissions. However, recognizing the importance of addressing Scope 3 emissions, which often constitute a significant portion of overall emissions, the group sought assistance from Greenly for a comprehensive carbon assessment. Despite no regulatory obligation, Maison Denis voluntarily engaged with Greenly to gain insights into its carbon footprint, emphasizing a proactive approach towards sustainability.

The decision to select Greenly was taken following a thorough evaluation process of several service providers offering similar solutions. We conducted then a satisfactory pilot project with one of our companies based in Singapore. It convinced us to deploy the greenhouse gas assessment to 13 of our entities.

We were interested in the simplicity in apprehending and calculating Scope 3 emissions. Greenly's solution lies in its ability to harness financial data to streamline the complex process of emissions calculation. This capability is designed to simplify calculation workflows.

During the course of our collaboration, Greenly demonstrated availability and responsiveness. Regular meetings ensured that our project remained on track, fostering open communication and mutual understanding. Greenly understood our unique operational constraints, tailoring their approach to suit our specific needs rather than adopting a one-size-fits-all strategy. This adaptability helps in ensuring a seamless experience. They also appear to be committed to continuous improvement by soliciting feedback and looking for ways to enhance the system.

While our expectations were generally aligned with the results provided by Greenly for Scope 1 and 2 emissions, delving into Scope 3 emissions opened a new level of insight and understanding. We approached the findings with a positive outlook, viewing them as validation of our ongoing efforts towards sustainability. It was gratifying to see that the products we offer inherently possess a low carbon footprint, reflecting our commitment to quality and environmental responsibility. This reaffirmed our belief that we are moving in the right direction. 

We did not expect the relatively low impact of transportation on our overall emissions profile. Given our status as an international company with products distributed across various countries, we anticipated transportation to constitute a more significant portion of our carbon footprint. However, our reliance on long shelf-life products, such as canned and sterilized pouches transported mainly by sea freight, mitigated this impact. This realization underscored the importance of considering the entire product lifecycle in assessing emissions.

Another noteworthy observation was the significant contribution of packaging to our emissions profile. While not entirely unexpected, it served as a reminder of the need to continually improve our packaging practices. We are actively engaged in efforts to reduce packaging weight, enhance recyclability, and incorporate more recycled materials while keeping as the utmost priority the highest standard of food preservation and safety.

As we now have a comprehensive view of our emissions across all scopes, our focus is on developing a robust long-term roadmap to achieve our sustainability objectives.  While acknowledging the nuances surrounding terminologies such as “carbon neutrality” and “net-zero”, we are committed to making tangible progress in reducing our emissions. Our goal, aligned with the principles of net-zero emissions, is to achieve net zero by 2040. We are proud of the transparency we maintain regarding our emissions profile and are eager to share our progress with stakeholders through various channels, including our ESG reports.

In addressing Scope 1 and 2 emissions, our primary focus lies in optimizing energy consumption, particularly in electricity and fuel usage. We have dedicated resources to actively explore energy-saving measures, including potential upgrades to our factory’s machinery. Also, our internal communication efforts extend to engaging employees in our sustainability journey through initiatives such as EHS weeks and Climate Fresk. Regarding Scope 3 emissions, our strategy centers on engaging with our suppliers to drive collective action towards emissions reduction. While recognizing the challenges posed by our diverse supplier base, we are committed to fostering collaboration and encouraging adherence to sustainability standards. We are confident that legal, economic and technical contexts should soon evolve faster.

Maison Denis’ partnership with Greenly exemplifies its commitment to sustainability, showcasing a proactive approach to addressing environmental challenges. By leveraging data-driven insights and engaging stakeholders, the group aims to achieve its sustainability goals while inspiring others to join the journey towards a greener and more responsible future.

This report summarizes the 2022 results of Mondetta's GHG emissions assessment !

Mondetta calculates their Carbon Footprint with Greenly !

Mondetta Carbon Footprint - Greenly

Alchemy conducts Life Cycle Assessments with Greenly

Alchemy conducts a Life Cycle Analysis with Greenly!

Alchemy - Life Cycle Analysis - Greenly

Alchemy stands at the forefront of the circular tech market, emerging as the fastest growing global company. Over the past six years, Alchemy has reshaped the refurbished tech landscape by extending the lifespan of more than 5 million devices, including smartphones, tablets, laptops, and wearables. Their comprehensive end-to-end solution encompasses recovery, refreshment, and remarketing, creating a sustainable ecosystem for home electrical products.

Alchemy has since grown into a team of over 350 employees, operating across 60 diverse markets.Alchemy has become a dynamic force in the circular tech sector, with a track record of extending the life of devices and reducing electronic waste. We also have a B2C brand: Loop. 

Our partnership with Greenly has been instrumental in achieving a market first with CO2 certification. Their expertise has helped Alchemy and our consumer brand, Loop, to deliver this fully transparent view of the positive sustainable impact of buying refurbed tech. This will be a key USP when speaking with customers who have a strong emphasis on their environmental impact. And it's just the start; we look forward to building on our work with Greenly and helping consumers and businesses to reduce their CO2 impact further.

How important is sustainability for Alchemy and Loop? 🌱

Sustainability lies at the very heart of our proposition and is intricately woven into the company’s mission and vision. Alchemy is committed to assisting consumers through our B2C brand, Loop, and businesses in gaining a transparent view of their carbon footprint when making choices about tech devices and home electrical products. This commitment extends beyond rhetoric, it’s shaping our core proposition and operations.

What were the key motivations for Alchemy to collaborate with Greenly and conduct a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)? ⭐️

The decision to partner with Greenly and undertake a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) grew from a need to provide consumers and businesses with a truly transparent view of the carbon footprint savings associated with purchasing refurbished devices. We sought to go beyond the prevalent use of generic data and become the first company in the circular tech market to certify the CO2 savings achievable through the refurbishment process.

How did Greenly support you throughout the LCA process? 🚀

Greenly's leadership in carbon and product life cycle assessments played a pivotal role in guiding us through the LCA process. The collaboration involved comprehensive support, ranging from helping the team understand the intricacies of the process to ensuring the collection of data followed best practices. Greenly's climate experts audited the provided data, culminating in the development of a sophisticated carbon calculator that precisely measures and summarizes the CO2 impact of Alchemy's refurbishment operations.

What specific aspects of Alchemy’s operations were evaluated in the LCA? 📊

The Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) conducted with Greenly adopted a multi-dimensional approach, evaluating various aspects of our operations. This included an in-depth analysis of the entire lifecycle of refurbished devices, encompassing collection, refurbishment processes, transportation, packaging, use, and end-of-life considerations. The assessment was further tailored to different product lines, regions, and channels, providing a nuanced understanding of the environmental impact across diverse parameters.

The LCA results unveiled compelling insights into the environmental impact of refurbished devices across different product lines. Notably, smartphones, tablets, wearables, and laptops exhibited substantial reductions in CO2 emissions compared to their new counterparts. For instance, smartphones emitted only 1 kgCO2e during the refurbishment process, showcasing a significant positive impact on sustainability.

98% LESS EMISSIONS VS NEW (65% when including use & end of life)

1 kgCO2e emitted during refurbishment process

Saves over 60 kgCO2e per product (50 kgCO2e when including use & end of life)

 97.5% LESS EMISSIONS VS NEW (74% when including use & end of life)

Just over 2 kgCO2e emitted on during refurbishment process

Save over 80 kgCO2e per product vs. new (70 kgCO2e when including use & end of life)

 97.7% LESS EMISSIONS VS NEW (72% when including use & end of life)

Less than 1 kgCO2e emitted on during refurbishment process

Save over 30 kgCO2e per product vs. new (25 kgCO2e when including use & end of life)

96% LESS EMISSIONS VS NEW (64% when including use & end of life)

Less than 9 kgCO2e emitted on during refurbishment process

Save over 200 kgCO2e per product vs. new (164 kgCO2e when including use & end of life)

How did the LCA results influence the sustainability strategy or decision-making within Alchemy? 📝

The LCA results have played a transformative role in making our sustainability tangible for all teams within Alchemy, from operations to sales. The recommendations derived from the LCA, especially on a regional basis, are currently shaping the company’s strategy. There are plans in motion to initiate a corporate carbon assessment in the medium term, further underscoring Alchemy’s commitment to reducing its own environmental footprint.

On the B2C front, the ability to communicate the specific CO2 savings associated with each refurbished device is a game-changer. Alchemy is not merely presenting a generic category statistic but is now capable of offering a tailored and detailed breakdown of the carbon footprint savings to individual customers. This personalized approach provides reassurance and empowers consumers to make informed decisions based on their device, model, and region.

For  B2B, Alchemy is actively assisting companies in aligning with their Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) policies. When businesses opt for refurbished devices from Alchemy for their employees, they are not only making a sustainable choice but also contributing positively towards their ESG goals. Alchemy can now measure and certify this positive impact and contribution.  

Did the LCA uncover any unexpected environmental impacts or opportunities for improvement? ☀️

The analysis shed light on some unexpected environmental impacts, particularly in the realm of transportation, which accounts for approximately 90% of our emissions, excluding use and end-of-life stages.

One significant revelation was the potential for substantial environmental and cost savings through more strategic logistic choices. Recognizing the environmental impact associated with our global sourcing practices (upstream) and the expedited shipping approach driven by customer and market expectations, we are actively exploring opportunities for improvement.

How has the collaboration with Greenly and the LCA process helped Alchemy enhance its sustainability performance and communicate its environmental efforts to stakeholders? 📚

Prior to the collaboration with Greenly, Alchemy, like its peers, relied on market generic data about the impact of manufacturing new products to communicate the eco benefits of refurbished devices. The collaboration with Greenly and the subsequent LCA provided Alchemy with a fully transparent view, allowing the company to lead the market in presenting a holistic and accurate perspective on its positive sustainable impact. The obtained CO2 certification serves as a market first, setting Alchemy apart in its commitment to environmental responsibility.

Today, we are proud to announce that we have finalized a complete audit with Greenly in order to take concrete climate action and limit our identified emissions!

Hampshire Cultural Trust carries out its Carbon Footprint with Greenly

Hampshire Cultural Trust calculates their Carbon Footprint with Greenly !

Hampshire Cultural Trust Carbon Footprint - Greenly

Hampshire Cultural Trust (HCT) functions as an independent charity overseeing and assisting visitor attractions, museums, art galleries, and arts centers throughout the county of Hampshire in the UK. The trust organizes a diverse array of workshops, classes, events, and exhibitions. It annually welcomes more than 15,000 children through its immersive education program, engages in projects with individuals, groups, and communities lacking access to culture, and manages 2.5 million objects associated with Hampshire's rich history. With a staff of approximately 140 and over 400 volunteers, HCT has been actively working to understand and mitigate its environmental impact since 2019.

In the pursuit of environmental improvement, HCT has developed comprehensive action plans for the upcoming 12 months. A specialized project team comprising 12-14 individuals from various parts of the organization dedicates half a day per week to HCT's environmental initiatives. Notably, with the assistance of a HEIF grant from the University of Sussex, Josephine Lethbridge and Jo Lindsay Walton, supported by other DHCC members, collaborated with HCT in 2023. Their focus was to explore HCT's approach to decarbonization and provide support, including the involvement of the carbon accounting platform Greenly as a project partner.

Greenly positioned itself as a tech solution to the complex tasks of carbon accounting and the creation of carbon management plans. Greenly provided us with an accessible package for annual greenhouse gas (GHG) reporting, climate expert support, and automated carbon reduction suggestions!

They employed a hybrid approach, combining spend-based and activity-based assessments to calculate carbon footprints and the platform offered a flexible mix, emphasizing that carbon accounting should support actionable decarbonization strategies. 

The collaboration with HCT yielded detailed emissions data, offering a level of granularity that really impressed our team. The insights aligned with HCT's expectations, revealing areas for focus and highlighting unexpected emissions sources. The main benefit of Greenly's analysis was its potential to lend clarity and gravitas to HCT's existing plans, aiding in funding applications, stakeholder engagement, and internal decision-making.

Our team expressed immense enthusiasm for the detailed emissions data and the diverse charts and perspectives available. A team member conveyed their excitement, stating, "We're all a bit overwhelmed by how fantastic it is... It probably would have taken us a few years to reach this point."

In general, the distribution of emissions across various facets of HCT's operations, and the implications for key areas of focus, really aligned with our expectations. 

The primary advantage of the analysis was perceived in its potential to bring clarity and significance to the team's existing plans. One team member remarked, "We were really stuck. Some people want to see data, figures, and proof supporting proposed approaches and action plans. So Greenly has really assisted with that." 

Another added, "Just having the data is fantastic. There are numerous ways we can use it – in funding applications, advocating our case, pushing initiatives with the council, and internally as well, to get people on board."

This could involve increased encouragement from Greenly for senior staff participation, especially during the final presentation, and greater involvement of staff from various departments in data collection.

What were some challenges addressed? 🤔

We faced challenges in accessing expertise, prioritizing actions, and mobilizing resources for sustainability initiatives. Greenly's platform addressed these challenges by providing comprehensive emissions data, facilitating informed decision-making, and offering dedicated staff time for data compilation.

Greenly, acknowledge HCT as a slightly atypical client, embracing the opportunity to apply its tools and expertise in a new context. The collaboration exemplified Greenly's commitment to expanding its services to different types of clients, aligning with its goal of creating a highly automated platform.

At time of writing, we are working on refining our recommendations for project partners. We hope to continue to work with both HCT and Greenly, and have recently sought follow-on funding (AHRC IAA and AHRC Net Zero Design Accelerator) to support this work. On the Greenly side, we see potential for expanding resources to support clients in using data internally and externally, opportunities around quantifying and visualising uncertainty, as well as localising decarbonisation recommendation resources, and transforming approaches to carbon offsetting.

SFA Group carries out its Carbon Footprint with Greenly

SFA Group calculates their Carbon Footprint with Greenly !

SFA Group Carbon Footprint - Greenly

Embracing sustainable practices isn't just a choice; it's our responsibility to build a greener future. Greenly has been instrumental in reshaping our approach towards a more eco-friendly tomorrow.

The SFA Group is a world leader in the development and manufacture of solutions for domestic and professional use wherever water flows and drains. At the core of our existence is our unwavering mission: to design and manufacture innovative solutions that improve people’s lives at home and at work and ensure seamless interaction with water-related systems. With more than 1,200 employees and 28 subsidiaries around the world, the SFA Group is a global company with 4 core divisions:

Sanitary pumps and macerator pumps for domestic use

Products for showers, hydrotherapy and spas

Why did you carry out a carbon assessment?

At SFA Group, our commitment to sustainability goes beyond words; it's embedded in our actions. Conducting a comprehensive GHG assessment allows us to measure our environmental impact accurately. We believe that understanding our emissions is crucial for setting meaningful targets and steering our initiatives towards a more sustainable future.

As a local company headquartered in Paris but operating on a global scale, our choice of partners reflects our commitment to bridging local expertise with global outreach. Greenly, rooted in France yet with a global perspective, perfectly aligns with our approach. Their understanding of local regulations coupled with an international outlook resonates with our commitment to environmental responsibility. Selecting Greenly as a partner allows us to merge local insights with a global vision, advancing our environmental goals on an international level.

Our carbon assessment showed that our emissions in 2022 were 171 tCO2e (excluding end-of-use and end-of-life product phases). Our commitment to reducing emissions has led us to take various proactive measures that have earned us the Greenly Silver Medal.

Before our collaboration with Greenly, we had already initiated impactful sustainability measures, including a revamped travel policy, investments in renewable energy, and the gradual transition of our vehicle fleet. With Greenly's partnership, we've intensified our efforts. Our focus now extends to eco-designing products through detailed Life Cycle Assessments (LCAs), incorporating carbon impact considerations into our procurement practices, and fostering eco-awareness among our clientele. Additionally, we are striving to reduce packaging weight, increase the use of recycled materials, optimize logistics for efficient truck routing, and gradually shift our vehicle fleet from gas to electric vehicles. Our plans also include offering eco-driving courses to our employees to further embed sustainable practices across our operations.

This report acts as an example of a Greenly Tech Carbon Footprint Report!

Tech - Carbon Footprint - Greenly

Digi Haul carries out its Carbon Footprint with Greenly

Digi Haul calculates their Carbon Footprint with Greenly !

Digi Haul Carbon Footprint - Greenly

Technology is the heart of our business. We use our technology to fully digitise how you book and manage road haulage eliminating costly and time consuming tasks. We eliminate the costs involved in procuring subcontract transport, onboarding & managing hauliers, booking & tracking loads, dealing with issues, chasing paperwork and paying invoices. Our scale and market intelligence ensures that you will never overpay for a load. We will typically deliver a direct saving on your existing spend of between 10-20%.

We are also passionate about sustainability. It is estimated that approximately 25% of trucks are running empty on our roads at any one time. Our mission is to fill those empty trucks using our technology and data to match loads across multiple vendors and hauliers. We work with hundreds of fully vetted and quality hauliers across the UK offering you easy and flexible access to road transport when you need it.

We have been working with some large retailers and achieved up to a 15% reduction in their empty running. This delivers huge carbon benefits, much more than can be achieved with alternative fuels

Sustainability is one of the 4 key pillars that we have built our business on and so we want to lead by example. We have always strived to implement sustainable processes and practices where possible but never had a real idea of our green gas emissions or had a clear view of where exactly we should look to make improvements.

The platform is very easy to use and is clear and concise. The visuals are good and the access to various bits if material i.e. communication templates, case studies and training has been great. We have had amazing support from various members of the team; they have had a lot of patience with us and provided the guidance we needed whilst we were trying to scope out our carbon reporting requirements.

Our results showed that we emitted 495.5 tCO2e in 2022. The main areas we need to focus on are travel and commute which we have tried to impact by implementing an electric car scheme for our employees. Another area that we have to focus on is supplier engagement so that we can ensure we are implementing a responsible purchasing policy. The benefits of implementing the reduction action required are it will reinforce that we are committed to being a leader in sustainability within our industry and will also help demonstrate this to our customer, the majority of which see this as a priority when it comes to who they do business with.

"We have led the way among companies our size with our profound commitment to CSR, and Greenly has played a vital role in helping us achieve the milestones leading to our SBTi project submission.” 

Easy Vista Measures Its Emissions with Greenly and Commits to the SBTi! 

EasyVista offers worldwide intelligent solution software for enterprise service management, remote support, and self-healing technologies. By harnessing ITSM, self-healing, AI, back-end systems management, and IT process automation, EasyVista simplifies the transition for businesses toward a customer-focused, proactive, and predictive service and support model.    

Today, EasyVista helps over 3,000 companies around the world accelerate their digital transformation, empowering leaders to improve employee productivity, lower operational costs, and increase satisfaction among employees and customers across sectors such as financial services, healthcare, education, manufacturing, and more. 

As part of our ESG strategy, integrating the SBTi initiative seemed like an obvious step for EasyVista, reaffirming its commitment to sustainability. Greenly has proven to be an essential partner in developing a decarbonisation trajectory that is fully aligned with SBTi standards.

ITV - Why carry out a GHG Assessment? 🤔

As part of a responsible and sustainable vision of its corporate strategy and CSR ambitions, EasyVista is fully committed to contributing to sustainable practices in terms of ethics, human rights, fighting climate change, and preserving the environment. With the SBTi initiative, EasyVista is concretising through this scientific approach its commitment to managing its greenhouse gas emissions reduction strategy, positioning itself within a standardised framework for the future and establishing itself as a leading player in this area within its market. 

EasyVista is part of an approach to anticipate future regulations and requirements in terms of non-financial reporting, recognising the imperative to play a more active role in preserving life: biodiversity and people. For example, we are currently preparing for the implementation of the CSRD directives set to take effect in 2025. 

EasyVista has always been sensitive to environmental issues, and its partnership with Greenly has supported its active approach to the fight against climate change through better knowledge and management of its carbon footprint. 

Since 2019, Easyvista has chosen Greenly as a key partner of its environmental mission due to its deep understanding of the new technology sector and its ability to understand the challenges associated with responsible digital technology.  

An update on Easy Vista's carbon footprint 📊

To assess the carbon emissions of Easy Vista (a multinational corporation), it was important to first define the temporal, operational, and organisational scope of measurement. Following this, data collection took place based on both physical and accounting data. Finally, emissions were calculated across the three emission scopes.  

The carbon footprint analysis has shed light on the distribution of emissions across various categories, providing concrete data on aspects that were previously only inferred. The health crisis has played an important role in trend variations between 2020 and 2022, providing an interesting source of insight for crafting sustainable consumption models that the company aims to adopt consistently. 

Our main sources of greenhouse gas emissions are digital, travel, service purchases, fixed assets, and energy. 

Easy Vista wants to reduce its emissions 📉

To establish reduction targets, we used the results of our carbon footprint analysis from the previous year to identify the key emission sources on which we could also act. On this basis, working groups were formed with relevant departments whose activities significantly impact these emission sources. These teams drew up various action scenarios to project a trajectory for reducing emissions and subsequently define tangible targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, in line with SBTi guidelines.  

The biggest challenge was to define goals that were both achievable and realistic, given the company's broader strategy focused on economic growth and conquering markets and regions. 

EasyVista has focused its efforts mainly on four key areas of action:  

Promoting sustainable consumption of business equipment by facilitating access to refurbished equipment, recycling fleet elements, or donations to charities advocating for education and combating the digital gap 

Implementing a more rational use of air transport  

Rationalising and relocating of cloud hosting providers  

Accelerating the electrification of its car fleet. 

The prerequisites for SBTi involve conducting a recent assessment of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and identifying actions to be implemented for decarbonisation. 

A Science-based Target is a goal that allows companies to align their transition plan with the +1.5°C limit by 2100. Becoming part of the SBTi is not an easy task. This is why Greenly has supported Easy Vista every step of the way, aiming to: 

Provide an overview of all relevant information about SBTi procedures and the company's implemented actions 

Assist in choosing the right trajectory construction strategy and targets  

Help choose the suitable methodology to define targets 

Understand the implications of choices. 

Calculating the reduction potential and establishing a roadmap 

Communicating and publishing the annual GHG assessment 

We have led the way among companies our size with our profound commitment to CSR, and Greenly has played a vital role in helping us achieve the milestones leading to our SBTi project submission. Greenly has proposed an effective methodology and tools to evolve objectively and quickly towards the achievement of our goals. As its offer develops, we have full confidence in the expertise associated with this brand and its ability to further support our footprint management and market positioning. 

Today, Platform.sh is proud to announce the completion of their second carbon assessment with Greenly. This marks a huge step in significantly improving carbon emission for our customers, reducing their digital carbon footprint and supporting our joined efforts towards Net Zero!

Platform.sh carries out its Carbon Footprint with Greenly!

Platform.sh carries out its second Carbon Footprint with Greenly

Platform.sh Carbon Footprint - Greenly

We've decided to commit to fighting climate change, and to reduce CO2 emissions. To do this, we've decided to act, and act quickly. We believe we provide instant long-term benefits to our customers, drastically reducing their digital carbon footprint. We're continuing to work closely with our clients, partners and ecosystem to consolidate our approach and reassert our deep commitment to the environment.

Tell us about the Platform.sh adventure 🔍

Platform.sh is the cloud platform engineered to simplify building, managing, and scaling your websites and applications. Whether you have one application or one thousand, our Platform-as-a-Service (Paas) empowers your developers to take the load off of infrastructure management, and allow us to do the heavy lifting for you. No training required. Test fearlessly with instantly cloned environments, deploy with confidence knowing your application will work as it should from the start, and manage your infrastructure from one, unified, secure platform. 

We are dedicated to reducing the effects of our activity on the environment and through our greener hosting MODE strategy, we’re making that a reality. As a Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), we help our clients minimize the environmental impact of their applications by hosting them in the cloud, but for us, greener hosting doesn’t stop there. Through the four phases of our MODE strategy - measure, optimize, deploy, and educate - we help reduce impact further. We are utilizing accurate certified third-party carbon auditing, high-density computing and application optimization, location-based hosting, and consistent investment in research and development. You don’t need another server, we just need to optimize what we have.  

2023 results show a -6.4% reduction from 2022

Scope 3 for the Cloud: 2450.0 tCO₂eq (46 tCO2eq reduction from 2022)

Scope 3 for Platformers: 1037.3 tCO₂eq (187 tCO2eq reduction from 2022)


Total for cloud computing (clients): 2450 tCO2eq/year

*other = Freon leaks inside data centers, etc

Total for cloud computing (clients): 2495 tCO2e/year

Scope 3: 466 tCO₂eq (new: included remote work) 

Total for cloud computing (clients): 1903 tCO2e/year

Platform.sh’s carbon footprint (without our client’s cloud contribution)

Platform.sh’s clients’ Cloud audit : 1227 tCO2e/year

Using Platform.sh’ 2020 data, Greenly performed a density study to see how efficiently Platform.sh uses CPUs in the cloud compared to a standard deployment (AWS Elastic Cloud 2).

Platform.sh density was on average 12x more dense for their offering with the highest mutualization possible (grid) – -this means 12x less electricity was used to run an equivalent workload. More specifically, the breakdown was:

And 5x more dense for clients that requested low mutualization of resources (dedicated). 

This reduction in resource use, means less electricity is used by the datacenter, and ultimately lower CO2 emissions. On average for the globe, this translated into a 9x lower CO2 emission factor compared to the “bare mental scenario” due to Platform.sh superior density offer for their highly mutualized approach and 6x lower emissions for the less mutualized approach. 

Forest carries out its Carbon Footprint with Greenly

Forest calculates their Carbon Footprint with Greenly !

Forest Carbon Footprint - Greenly

Iron Point Partners is a leading private equity firm targeting investments in real estate and other real assets throughout North America and Europe. They believe that the integration of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles into their operations will help improve their investment decision-making process. They are dedicated to the appropriate examination and management of ESG risk factors and opportunities, and trust that good governance and transparency are important factors in fulfilling their fiduciary duty.

Iron Point Partners has engaged Greenly to measure the greenhouse gas emissions associated with its firm and its investments