Transforming agricultural data into financed climate action and a sustainable future
Let’s get startedWe empower farmers, banks, and companies to combat climate change together using AI, to create real sustainability impact and significantly reduce emissions into our atmosphere.
What we do
atmo operates an online platform that brings together three groups: farmers, solution providers, and corporates/banks. Through our platform, farmers provide data which our AI then generates curated climate-positive practices. We work with technical partners (agritech companies or agronomy experts) to create our automation and support these interventions. Then we connect those results to corporations and banks that help finance and/or provide rewards in the projects. It’s a full ecosystem approach: from farm to finance, all focused on sustainability.
Farmers
Secure low cost debt financing and become climate resilient.
Upload carbon data in any format
See generated scientifically supported climate actions
Secure financing for your climate strategy via our partner banks
Banks & Corporations
Decarbonize your business portfolio and products.
Reduce scope 3 supply chain and financed emissions
Transparent decarbonization project impact
Extend portfolio with carbon reductions
Solution Providers
Connect, scale, and finance your climate solution with atmo.
Access thousands of customers
Confidence that opportunities are backed by financial means
Scale climate action for the future
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February 2, 2024
Green finance
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Offsetting or Insetting
Most people have heard by now about offsetting, but what’s insetting? Insetting and offsetting are both strategies aimed at addressing and mitigating
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Green Claims directive
On January 17th the EU parliament voted on the Green Claims Directive with overwhelming 593 votes vs. 21. This means the following will be banned from 2026 onwards