Green Project announced the launch of suite50, a comprehensive climate action platform that unites supplier engagement, audit-ready carbon accounting, and renewable energy procurement.
Designed to tackle Scope 3 emissions, the toughest challenge in corporate sustainability, suite50 empowers companies and their suppliers to collaborate, act, and scale measurable decarbonization.
“Launching suite50 marks an exciting step forward for Green Project. We’ve seen how difficult it is for enterprises to engage suppliers, manage carbon data, and act on renewable energy procurement. suite50 brings these critical pieces together, helping global value chains move from talk to measurable decarbonization,” said Sam Stark, CEO and Founder of Green Project.
One Platform. Three Purpose-Built Solutions
suite50 combines three expert products into a toolkit for decarbonization:
engage50 equips suppliers with free, best-in-class tools to measure, track, and reduce emissions, set targets, and turn supplier action into measurable Scope 3 progress.
account50: Audit-ready carbon accounting
account50 transforms climate reporting with primary supplier Scope 1, 2, and 3 data, providing intuitive and affordable tooling to manage corporate, product, and service-level carbon footprints.
act50: Renewable energy procurement made simple
act50 empowers supplier decarbonization with access to a global, high-quality renewable energy certificate (EAC) marketplace, supporting sourcing needs at any volume and maturity.
Together, these solutions give businesses and their suppliers a pathway to take credible action on carbon reduction.
At Climate Week NYC 2025, Green Project showcased suite50 during its rooftop panel and happy hour event, “Simplifying Renewable Energy Procurement for Supply Chains.” The gathering drew more than a hundred procurement and sustainability leaders, and featured speakers from EcoVadis, Scope 3 Peer Group, S&P Global, Supplier LOCT, and Guidehouse.
Framed around suite50’s core mission, panelists explored the challenges and opportunities of supplier engagement, emissions visibility, and collective action. The event marked suite50’s first major stage moment, underscoring its role in accelerating supply chain decarbonization.
“As CEO of ACT Group, I have the privilege of seeing how companies around the world are approaching decarbonization, and one thing is clear: collaboration is key. That’s why I’m so proud to have Green Project and suite50 as part of our group, helping organizations engage their suppliers on decarbonization and take action at scale,” said Colin Crooks.
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