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Green Project Technologies
About Green Project Technologies
Green Project Technologies, an ACT Group company, is the global AI-powered platform helping enterprises and their suppliers measure, manage, and reduce emissions across operations and value chains. Pairing AI-powered tools for carbon accounting, supplier engagement, audit-grade reporting, decarbonization pathway planning, and renewable energy procurement with the deepest expert advisory team in the category, Green Project moves organizations beyond reporting to credible, measurable decarbonization outcomes at scale. Trusted by 700+ organizations, including Microsoft and S&P, Green Project delivers financial-grade carbon accounting and deep Scope 3 engagement tools tailored for procurement and sustainability leaders. We enable suppliers to: calculate product-level carbon footprints and service-level emissions, procure renewable energy through verified EACs, align with frameworks like SBTi, and access education and upskilling resources to accelerate climate maturity. We’re not just helping companies meet climate targets, we’re transforming entire supply chains into climate leaders.
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Products & Services
Green Project Technologies introduced Response Hub, an AI-powered reporting tool that feeds any questionnaire, framework, or regulation and drafts audit-ready answers from verified emissions data and a central knowledge base.
Reported by Green Project Technologies
Presence & Recognition
Green Project Technologies published Decarb Discussions, a monthly newsletter covering decarbonization topics including Climate Week NYC, Optera acquisition discussions, and AI for supply chain decarbonization.
Reported by Green Project Technologies
Presence & Recognition
Green Project Technologies is partnering with ACT Group to host an evening happy hour and panel on September 23rd discussing moving from carbon measurement to meaningful emissions reductions across the supply chain.
Reported by Sam Stark