
Ireland · Information services startup
Knowcarbon is a climate tech company based in Dublin, founded in 2020.
Funding reportedLast round: Seed
Knowcarbon is a climate tech company based in Dublin, founded in 2020.
The company specializes in an AI-powered platform designed to calculate product carbon footprints and assist businesses in making lower-carbon decisions. Its main offering is an environmental analytics platform that creates "digital carbon twins" of products. This platform utilizes analytics and AI/ML to measure product-level emissions and provide actionable insights. Knowcarbon also offers carbon accounting and services, including product carbon footprints, carbon auditing, product carbon labeling, and personal carbon footprinting. The platform helps businesses report, compare, and reduce emissions associated with their products. Knowcarbon serves a variety of sectors, including automotive, aviation, fashion, technology, food and drink, e-waste, and circular logistics. Its tools are particularly beneficial for enterprises and SMEs looking to understand and mitigate the carbon impact of their products.
Funding, as reported
From Knowcarbon's own website: 2 on the team.
AdvisersKyle Kenny Cody
What they build
Known for
rapid carbon assessmentbenchmarking toolsactionable climate insightsscalable solutionsenterprisesother scientific and technical consulting servicesinformation technology & servicesemission reduction strategiescarbon management platformenterprise softwareinformation technologyvirtual carbon footprintenvironmental servicesenterprise sustainabilitylifecycle emissions trackingbusiness intelligence
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