Climate tech

Arcadia is a climate crisis-fighting technology company founded in 2014 and born out of a simple idea—everyone deserves access to clean energy. Arcadia breaks the fossil fuel monopoly by creating unprecedented access to energy data and renewable energy sources through its technology platform, Arc, and its community solar program. Arc fuels the renewable energy revolution by accessing data from 125 utilities nationwide, covering more than 72% of US electric utility accounts. Arcadia manages over five Terawatt-hours of residential and commercial energy demand and is the largest manager of community solar assets in the country.

Patch is the platform that powers climate action. With an Application Programming Interface (API) and a marketplace that enables companies to seamlessly purchase as little as a gram to giga-tonnes of carbon removal from reputable and trusted carbon removal projects, Patch enables people and business to take action against climate change.

Patch's mission is to reach giga-tonne scale carbon sequestration. Businesses need to focus on both rapidly decarbonizing their operations and compensating unavoidable emissions. They built the platform to be the most effective and responsible way to compensate unavoidable emissions, so that companies can focus on decarbonization. Simply put, they offer a way for people to estimate their carbon footprint from anything they do.

"It’s hard to act on what you haven’t measured. Neutralizing your activity’s carbon footprint first requires estimating its carbon emissions. Patch Estimates enable API users to calculate the approximate amount of carbon generated by key activities. They can also be used to determine the cost of compensating a given amount of CO."

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