Slow the Warming, Faster
Heatprint™ (formerly Global Heat Reduction) measures the near-term heat impact of every climate strategy — so you can prioritize your greenhouse gas and super pollutant investments for long-term operational resilience and maximum return per climate dollar spent.
It’s crucial new decision intelligence for companies, governments, carbon markets, and capital allocators working to bend the warming curve within timeframes that matter.
First Unified Climate Accounting System
The Heatprint™ is built on Total Climate Accounting™ — a CO₂e-PLUS framework that augments today’s carbon accounting with new breadth and depth.
Learn more | Read our technical paper | Total Climate Accounting video
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Solutions for Enterprise and Government
- Establish Your Heatprint — Augment your carbon footprint with time-resolved heat impact data
- Set Heatprint Reduction Targets — Identify ways to accomplish atmospheric heat reduction over relevant timeframes
- Prioritize Mitigation Options — Reduce risks and increase climate ROI, with user-friendly reporting and visuals
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Full Value for Super Pollutant Project Developers
- Amplify Project Value — Differentiate your projects and increase credit valuation
- Competitive Market Advantage — Build Heatprint messaging and graphics into marketing materials
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Critical Data for Investors and Credit Buyers
- Measure Your Portfolio’s Heatprint — Quantify the near-term warming your holdings cause
- Act Within Your Horizon — Identify the mitigation levers that reduce heat inside your hold period
- Differentiate Credits and Holdings — Rank and price by the warming they prevent
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Data Platform Integration
Enhance Customer Value Proposition — Adding time-resolved data on super pollutants like methane, black carbon, and HFCs, to show what’s warming the planet this decade and where cuts land fastest.
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"The only accounting approach I’m aware of that includes all of the different drivers of climate change and quantifies the impacts at multiple time periods." – Dr. Drew Shindell, Climate Scientist
Accounting for all drivers of climate change
Dr. Shindell is the Nicholas Professor of Earth Sciences at Duke University, a leading expert on super pollutants and long-time IPCC Contributor and editor, and Chair of the UNEP convened Climate and Clean Air Coalition’s Scientific Advisory Panel.