top of page
3_edited.jpg

verified superpollutant interventions

Make real progress on Scope 3 reductions

We deliver measurable, high-impact reductions within your value chain at the scale needed to matter.

Ambitious goals need scalable progress.

Scope 3 targets are ambitious, and timelines are fixed. What's missing is progress you can measure, verify, and scale across real supply chains.

03

Consistent, Timely Delivery

You receive structured, traceable outcomes mapped to your reporting structures.

02

Audit-Ready Data

Our proprietary systems capture and verify superpollutant elimination with full transparency.

01

Local Integration

We work with your existing partners and operations—without adding complexity for the people you rely on. 

We turn real systems into measurable outcomes.

Therm works inside the systems your partners already operate. We design interventions that fit how those systems run, then measure and deliver reductions with audit-ready data you can report against.

Built in active systems across the food supply chain.

Therm works with a network of operators across grocery, cold storage, food distribution, farmers, and feed systems. Together, these systems represent one of the largest opportunities to eliminate superpollutant emissions at meaningful scale.

3.5M

+

verified credits issued

65

+

operators brought to market

345

+

project locations

Grocery, cold storage, distribution 

High-GWP Refrigerants

Used in cooling systems across grocery, cold storage, and distribution. Emissions occur through small, ongoing leaks during operation and servicing, as well as at end of life if not properly recovered. We identify and execute the changes needed to reduce these emissions, working within how the system already runs, and every reduction is captured through ThermWare and verified against the original operational data—so what you report back is traceable to its source, not a modeled estimate.

Food waste, animal feed, dairy

Methane Emissions

Most methane in the food supply chain comes from food waste breaking down in landfills. Diverting that waste into animal feed, dairy operations, and other end uses keeps it from generating methane in the first place, putting it back into the food system instead of the waste stream. We identify and execute the diversion pathways that fit how each partner already operates, with ThermWare verifying each outcome against the underlying operational data so it's ready to stand behind.

Outcomes you can stand behind.

We're engineers first. We understand how these systems are installed, maintained, and operated. That's why our approach works within real constraints and delivers outcomes that hold up under scrutiny.

Audit-ready, verifiable reductions

Clear visibility into performance and timelines

Supply sourced from real operations

No added burden on your partners

FAQ

Questions we hear the most from companies evaluating Scope 3 interventions.

  • We map the intervention directly to your supply chain and negotiate terms upfront, so the resulting reduction can be claimed against your existing Scope 3 goals with clear documentation behind it.

  • We align with the GHG Protocol, AIM standards, and SBTi, and we stay current as new frameworks emerge, so your reporting holds up as standards evolve. That means you're not rebuilding your methodology every time a standard shifts. Our documentation is structured to map cleanly onto whichever framework your reporting already follows.

  • Audit-ready documentation for every intervention, generated through ThermWare—our platform for managing intervention data—so what lands in your reporting is traceable back to the original inputs it's built on. That includes the underlying operational data, not just a summary number, so your team or a third-party verifier can trace the calculation to its source. It's built to hold up under scrutiny, not just look good in a report.

  • ThermWare is our proprietary platform for managing intervention data. It's how we make sure what lands in your reporting is real, verified, and traceable back to its source. Every input, from refrigeration schedules to landfill data, runs through the same standardized verification process before it becomes part of your reduction claim.

  • Food supply chain is our core focus, but our partner network extends into commercial real estate, data centers, and other sectors—so we can likely find the right fit for your goals too. We'll tell you early if your specific need falls outside what we or our partners can deliver, rather than stretching to make something fit. The goal is a reduction that actually works for your reporting, not just a signed agreement.

  • We specialize in methane and refrigerant reductions, but our expertise extends across emissions accounting more broadly, and we're glad to scope new types of interventions as they come up. These are the categories where we've built the deepest operational expertise and the strongest track record. If your goals call for something outside that core, we'll tell you plainly whether it's a fit before committing to anything.

  • You just need to know enough to point us in the right direction. Accounting for the specifics—vendors, volumes, documentation—is where our expertise takes over. We ask targeted questions to identify where the highest-impact opportunities sit in your chain, then take on the legwork of vetting and structuring from there. You stay involved at the decision points that matter, without needing to be the expert yourself.

  • ThermWare is our proprietary platform for managing your project data. You get a portal that shows exactly what information we need, when we need it. You upload what you already have—refrigeration schedules, capacity amounts, landfill data—in whatever format it's in, and ThermWare handles the rest, including the calculations. It's how we keep participation simple: no new systems to learn, no math on your end, and full visibility into your project from start to finish.

  • It comes down to where the intervention falls in the production process. Upstream work targets the earliest stages of production, while downstream reaches closer to the end of the chain, including retail and disposal. Historically, most emphasis has been on upstream interventions, but downstream can offer considerably more scale—which matters for buyers looking for reductions that are only now becoming available at meaningful volume.

farmer harvesting a field

ready when you are

Let's put your value chain to work.

Get a clear picture of what's possible in your value chain.

bottom of page