Patch is positioned as an AI-native services company in the environmental markets sector, aiming to help companies obtain the environmental resources they need in the process of sustainable growth. Its core services revolve around environmental commodities such as carbon credits, renewable energy certificates (RECs), sustainable aviation fuel certificates (SAFc), and certificates for hard-to-abate materials such as steel and cement.
In terms of key capabilities, Patch provides a one-stop procurement platform: connecting high-integrity supply across a broad range of carbon, SAF, RECs, and emerging markets, and screening it according to corporate goals. The platform has built-in AI-driven integrity screening, combined with expert-led deep due diligence, to ensure every option meets strict standards before capital is committed. Patch also handles the entire transaction process on behalf of clients, including terms negotiation, contract execution, delivery, and retirement management, and continuously tracks portfolio performance, risk, and reporting, providing insights to optimize strategy.
In terms of how it is used, Patch embeds market expertise into client teams, with dedicated strategists collaborating to translate market complexity into clear, defensible recommendations. Market intelligence is centralized, providing real-time data on commodities, projects, pricing, registries, and methodologies. Its AI-native software encodes market complexity into repeatable systems, enabling projects to scale without sacrificing rigor.
Applicable scenarios include: when companies first enter environmental markets or expand across resources, aligning procurement strategy with market realities; purchasing carbon removal or carbon avoidance credits; signing virtual power purchase agreements (VPPAs) and market-based renewable energy certificates across more than 50 countries; obtaining traceable SAF and maritime Book & Claim certificates for business travel and freight; and decarbonizing supply chains through material certificates such as steel and cement.
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