Turn sustainability into your unfair commercial advantage.

Alpine Project works with ad tech, martech, media and advertising agency companies, plus other technology businesses. Clients include IAS, Kargo, MobileFuse, Simpli.fi, Datonics and Claravine.

Every company's operations and value chain have an impact on the environment. Even if you don't run factories, machinery or vehicles, your business produces greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions through the electricity, cloud services, travel and vendors it relies on. When a client, partner or investor asks for that data, having a verified answer ready protects your business.

Many of the world's largest brands, and all of the global advertising holding companies, report their emissions every year and have set targets with the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). To reach those targets, they need their suppliers to share emissions data and set targets of their own. Regulation is adding pressure: California's SB 253 and SB 261 apply to large companies doing business in the state, and the EU and UK have their own reporting rules. Those requirements flow down to the companies they work with. Investors and owners, including private equity firms, are asking portfolio companies for the same data. And as attention on the environmental impact of AI and data centers grows, technology companies can expect more of these questions.

Start with a verified GHG inventory covering Scopes 1, 2 and 3, including cloud and AI compute, then a science based target. Those two items answer most supplier questionnaires, RFI questions and brand sustainability reviews.

First, it protects the business you have. You'll be ready for the RFIs, data requests and supplier engagement forms that ask for GHG data and targets. Second, it helps you win the business you want. If the brands you want as clients have set their own climate targets, showing that you are aligned with them sets you apart from your competition and opens new paths to partnerships and revenue. Finally, your emissions data shows where your business can run more efficiently and save money.

An Alpine consultant works with a project lead on your team to collect data, apply emissions factors and calculate your Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions, following the GHG Protocol and ISO 14064-1. Your inventory is then verified by an accredited, independent third party. Finally, your report is publicly disclosed, either on your website or through a public registry such as The Climate Registry. From there, Alpine can help you set a science based target and build a plan to reach it.

Most clients spend about 30 minutes a week for a few weeks gathering data and documents. Your Alpine consultant does the rest. Timing depends on the size of your company and the scope of the project, but most Alpine GHG inventories are complete within eight weeks, followed by about four weeks for independent verification.

Pricing depends on company size, the number of countries and entities, and the reporting scope. Most clients start with a free readiness assessment, a short call where we scope the work and provide a quote.

Alpine specializes in helping technology, media, advertising and marketing companies build and implement their sustainability strategies. We know the standards and protocols of corporate climate action, and we know your business, your clients and the questions they ask. Many carbon software tools stop at a self-reported estimate. Independent verification and public disclosure are included in every Alpine engagement, so your results hold up when a client, regulator or investor checks. Every client also gets the Alpine Insights dashboard to track progress.

It depends on your revenue, where you do business and where your customers are. California's SB 253 covers companies with more than $1 billion in annual revenue doing business in the state, and SB 261 covers those with more than $500 million. Companies with operations in the EU or UK have their own rules, and companies that sell to those businesses are asked for the same data. Our free readiness assessment maps which rules and customer requests apply to you, and when.

Carbon accounting platforms give your team software to run. Alpine Project is consultant-led: we build the inventory for you and include third-party verification, public disclosure through The Climate Registry and SBTi submission. A software subscription still needs an owner to collect the data, check it and report it. With Alpine, you get the data, a verified report and the Alpine Insights dashboard to track progress, without asking your finance team to learn new software.

Deadlines in California and Europe have already moved more than once, and they may move again. Every framework starts with the same thing: an accurate, independently verified GHG inventory. Build that now and you are ready whichever way the rules go, and ready for the customers and investors who will ask either way.