Customer cases

Having a structured transition plan in place provides the internal framework needed to drive real change - across operations, products, and the value chain. More than a nice to have for a company with progressive owners - in this case Verdane, the Nordic growth equity firm behind Natlink.

"We believe that companies that cut their emissions will outcompete their peers in a more sustainable future economy where carbon is priced, and a credible transition plan gives a clear roadmap"

- Kristofer Gravning, Head of Sustainability, Verdane

"To reach our goals, we realized we needed our suppliers' full commitment. By having an open dialogue and showing how sustainability work can benefit us all, both economically and environmentally, we have built partnerships that make a difference."

- Stina Lundqvist, Sustainability Manager

At ClimateHero, we’re proud to support businesses in their transformative journeys toward sustainability. One of our most inspiring collaborations is with Brave, formerly known as Storbildsfabriken AB.

Techtor provides project management consultancy within engineering and the built environment, working with property owners and organizations across construction and infrastructure. As a company helping shape the spaces people live and work in, they've made climate action part of everyday life at work.

Together with ClimateHero, Techtor calculates, reduces, and balances both its business and employee emissions, year by year. Their emissions are balanced through a portfolio of verified climate projects, while every employee is supported in calculating and reducing their personal footprint, turning a company commitment into something the whole team takes part in.

We Don’t Have Time is the world's largest social network for climate action, built on the belief that people, together, can hold leaders and companies accountable and drive real change. To bring that belief right to their members, they did something no other partner has: they integrated the ClimateHero calculator directly into members' public profile pages.

That means anyone in the community can calculate their carbon footprint straight from their profile, see it displayed openly, and invite others to do the same with a built-in five-minute test. Measuring your impact becomes a public act rather than a private one, turning individual awareness into collective momentum. Even WDHT's own founder shows his footprint on his profile, leading by example.