Educate Online, a US-based learning platform established in 2018, faced a unique challenge as it expanded. The platform, which offers high-quality online and in-person education to children globally, found that its users - students and parents - were increasingly interested in sustainable practices and services. They wanted to contribute to improving the quality of life for future generations. To align with these values, Educate Online sought to become a carbon-neutral platform. However, they needed a method to calculate their users' carbon footprint accurately to offset it accordingly. The challenge was not only to measure and offset the carbon emissions but also to identify the primary sources of emissions within the company's operations.

Fenice Bulk, a Monaco-based shipping company, is faced with the challenge of meeting upcoming regulatory changes in the maritime industry. The European Commission has proposed the inclusion of the shipping industry in the EU’s carbon market from January 2023. This move will necessitate shipowners to purchase permits covering their emissions within the EU and a portion of their emissions from international voyages starting and ending in the EU. Given that the shipping industry accounts for nearly 3% of the world’s CO2 emissions, these regulations are expected to push shipowners to collaborate with sustainable commodity trading companies to reduce their emissions and cut costs in future carbon credit trades. Fenice Bulk, with its green shipping approach, aims to be an early adopter in sustainable shipping services. However, this requires the company to expedite its decarbonisation journey.

The Monaco Streaming Film Festival (MSFF), despite its successful inaugural edition in 2021, faced a significant challenge in terms of its environmental impact. The event, which was held during a restrictive period in Monaco due to the global pandemic, attracted a large audience, leading to increased local emissions and pressure on ecosystems. The festival's founder, Tony Davis, noted the cleaner environment during the pandemic and was inspired to make a positive impact. With the 2022 edition expected to draw an even larger audience during Monaco's busy event season, the need to account for and mitigate the festival's environmental impact became a pressing concern.

The global surge in electricity prices has affected millions and created a pressing need for actionable insights to help businesses and households reduce energy costs and carbon footprints. The challenge lies in providing a comprehensive solution that allows businesses to monitor, reduce, and report their carbon emissions while maximizing energy efficiency and cost savings. The partnership between Voltaware and Net0 aims to address this challenge head-on. Voltaware's AI-driven insights and Net0's comprehensive carbon management platform are designed to provide users with the ability to track their energy use down to the appliance level, offering actionable insights into carbon reduction and optimizing energy spending.

Race to Zero, a consultancy firm in the sports industry, is committed to becoming a market leader in the UNFCCC Race to Zero Campaign. The company works with athletes, sports teams, sporting events, individuals, charities, organisations, and businesses to provide carbon reduction, offsetting services, and climate education tools. Their goal is to raise awareness about the impact of sports on climate change and how improvements can be made. However, to achieve its goal of helping individuals and entities globally become carbon neutral and tackle the climate crisis, Race to Zero faced a significant challenge. They needed a means to provide their clients with a carbon accounting tool, a solution that would allow them to measure, track, and offset their carbon emissions effectively.