Platform
Category-defining technology
The platform provides measurability, comparability and monitoring across sectors. It enables all stakeholders to have a data-led approach to the transition.
A systematic approach
Models based on the IPCC emission estimation methodologies defined in "2006 IPCC Guidelines for National Greenhouse Gas Inventories" and further refined in "2019 refinement to the 2006 IPCC Guidelines for National Greenhouse Gas Inventories."
Reporting made easy
Reporting on projects, finances, Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) or Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Ready for reporting to global protocols like the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP)
Engaging the public
To include stakeholders, many cities choose to publish the dynamic dashboard.
AI-Engine
Our new Artificial Intelligence Engine maintains a growing action bank of 2650+ reference cases across sectors - transport, energy, buildings and more.
Data-driven advisory
The scenario-based method is the basis for the advisory services provided by ClimateView, partnering with both public and private sector actors.
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"In order to bring about sustainable transformation, local policy makers need access to robust environmental intelligence and data. This is where Google can help. Through our Environmental Insights Explorer, cities can explore a range of data - transportation emissions, building emissions, solar rooftop potential and tree canopy coverage - to inform, track and drive climate action at the local level. Through partnerships with organizations like ClimateView, we can also take steps to ensure our data is interoperable and can be operationalized in the right way by cities - whether for urban planning, monitoring, introducing interventions, or reporting."Aron Di CastroDirector Geo Sustainability Partnerships, Google