Greenly and Normative Merge to Form Global ESG Software Leader
Uniting the two largest commercial emissions datasets, carbon accounting providers Greenly and Normative merge to form a global climate software system of record.
Carbon accounting platforms Greenly and Normative have announced a corporate merger to establish the world's largest climate software provider. The combined group serves 4,000 corporate clients across more than 30 countries—including automotive and transportation leaders such as Porsche, Toyota, and Forvia—managing over 500 million tonnes of CO₂.
For automotive OEM procurement directors, commercial fleet operators, and tier-suppliers, the merged entity streamlines compliance under evolving disclosure mandates (EU CSRD, California SB 253/261, Digital Product Passports) while delivering granular Scope 3 supply-chain carbon metrics.
“Before companies can decarbonize at scale, they need a shared infrastructure for understanding where emissions come from, and whether they are actually falling,” stated Alexis Normand, CEO and co-founder of Greenly. “By bringing Greenly and Normative together, we are laying the first foundations of that infrastructure.”
The unified architecture accelerates investment in Greenly’s proprietary AI engine—utilizing specialized agents like Architect, Scope 3 Scout, and Environmental Engineer to automate multi-entity mapping, product life-cycle assessment (LCA), and supply chain benchmarking across automotive and industrial sectors.
“Achieving real change will require platforms that have the breadth and depth of features and services to handle all of their clients' needs in one place,” added Sebastien Blanc, CEO of Normative.
Targeting ARR expansion from €30M to €50M over the next three years, the group aims to manage one billion tonnes of CO₂ by 2030, operating through offices in Paris, London, New York, and Stockholm.
