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Environmental Intelligence at Work

Delve into real-world applications of Tautuk’s Climate Technology Platform which enables organizations to understand and adapt their climate and sustainability efforts.​ Explore how our solutions are shaping the future of your industry and the world.

The Ability to Smartly Navigate a Changing World

By 2060, the world’s population is set reach 10 billion people and the global demand for energy is expected to grow by 33%. Companies are rushing to develop and implement new technologies to help mitigate climate risks, including emission-reducing technologies and climate-resilient strategies. 

 

Tautuk is revolutionizing how companies and communities understand and adapt their climate and sustainability efforts by enabling the collecting, monitoring, and analyzing of real emission measurements, rather than relying on estimates and predictive assessments.  

 

Accurate and comprehensive tracking of emissions allows businesses and communities to understand at a granular level the sources and scale of their carbon footprint, enabling them to develop, implement, and evaluate environmental policies.

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Confidently Meet Regulatory and Compliance Obligations

Today, companies face stringent environmental regulations in both the United States and internationally — from reporting requirements originating from federal agencies like the EPA, state-level initiatives coming from California or Colorado, or global frameworks like the EU's Emissions Trading System — and many adhere to additional voluntary standards to demonstrate their commitment to sustainability and build trust with stakeholders.

 

For organizations to accurately meet reporting requirements and face the regulatory challenges of tomorrow, they must capture verifiable emissions data at the release point. This reduces the cost of data collection, provides organizations with measurable means to understand the impact of their decisions over time, and helps them satisfy the numerous reporting functions they face.

Use Case: Tracking the Aviation Industry's Sustainability Initatives

Challenge: Many airports and airports are tracking their emissions against aggressive environmental and sustainability goals, including the International Air Transport Association's net-zero goal, and with pledges to community partners to reduce noise pollution and improve air quality. Unfortunately, airports lack the technologies needed to measure their performance against targets.

 

Solution: Utilize Tautuk's Climate Technology Platform to collect real-time data from a network of sensors to get accurate and reliable measurements of emissions and other environmental conditions. Perform AI analytics to identify critical relationships between environmental variables to support data-driven decision-making and validate the effectiveness of sustainability policies.

 

Outcome: Better targeted strategies for reducing emissions, managing energy use, and mitigating noise pollution, leading to more effective environmental practices that improve the well-being of employees and residents and demonstrate a commitment to sustainability to an organization's stakeholders and customers.

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Use Case: Saving Costs in the Manufacturing Sector 

Challenge: By having access to only predicative data or emissions estimates rather than accurate verifiable emissions data, manufacturers are missing crucial insights into their environmental impact, making it difficult to identify inefficiencies or areas for improvement and risking non-compliance with regulations.

Solution: Implement AI-driven analytics utilizing real-time data monitoring that not only allows organizations to identify inefficiencies and make immediate adjustments, but which also makes regulatory compliance less burdensome, leading to targeted improvements that reduce energy consumption and associated costs.

Outcome: Organizations are able to implement more efficient operations that can lower their carbon footprint, and they are more easily able to meet reporting requirements, thereby avoiding potential fines or penalties, and reducing the risk of future compliance costs.  More transparent reporting using real data can also enhance a company's brand reputation and customer loyalty.

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