Software Company
|
Products & Services |
Located |
| Carbonetworks |
Carbonetwork’s software calculates and tracks a client’s carbon footprint, and connects a network of partners including carbon traders, verifiers, offsetters, energy analysts and other software developers with the customer. |
San Francisco, CA, United States |
| Clear Standards (owned by SAP) |
Clear Standards sells a subscription service in which customers pay an annual or quarterly fee for its web-based emissions management tools and services. Purchased by SAP in 2009. |
Sterling, VA, United States |
| CSRWare |
Software-as-a-service that enables companies to track their use of resources like power and water. |
San Francisco, CA, United States |
| Dakota Software |
Dakota has been selling software to help companies management environmental incidents (accidents, health risks, etc.), and more recently has offered carbon management software. |
Cleveland, OH, United States |
| eMeter |
Delivers real-time grid management capability with the visibility into relevant information to improve customer support, drive down operating cost and engage with consumers for demand response and conservation. |
San Mateo, CA, United States |
| eQuilibrium (owned by EnerNOC) |
Software-as-a-service that enables commercial, institutional, and industrial companies “to monitor, mitigate, and monetize” their carbon footprints. Purchased by EnerNoc in 2009. |
Boston, MA, United States |
| Hara |
Software-as-a-service product that gives companies and municipalities the ability to itemize and track all of the inputs (water, electricity, chemicals) and outputs (the product, greenhouse gases, wastewater) that make up the business processes. |
Menlo Park, CA, United States |
| Noblis |
Noblis has been offering its carbon emissions analyzer to the GSA and U.S. government agencies for some time but more recently rolled out the software to commercial organizations. |
Falls Church, VA, United States |
| Planet Metrics |
Software-as-a-service that helps companies assess energy and carbon use in their business and identify “hot spots” or areas where the biggest emissions reductions can be made. The system connects to other business enterprise software, and taps into databases. |
San Bruno, CA, United States |
| Zerofootprint |
The company’s Velo software-as-a-service automates the monitoring and modeling of an organization’s carbon emissions to provide a carbon footprint and planning tool. |
Toronto, Canada |
