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Since 2018, the team behind Koi has co-created the world's most trusted methodologies for projecting the potential impact of climate technologies.
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Co-creators of the world's most comprehensive free tool for projecting potential impact.
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Scientific Advisory Committee for AEFDi global avoided emissions factors database.
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This is what a Koi forecast looks like.
Three numbers you actually need, your stakeholders demand, and your decisions depend on. Backed by auditable references and version-controlled data.
Comprehensive
Global data and insights to estimate the impact of thousands of industry-specific climate solutions.

Robust
Quantify the impact of scaling new solutions in place of high-emitting incumbents.
AI-Accelerated
Advanced AI on a decade of research delivers ground-breaking depth and speed.
Auditable
Transparent and fully auditable data for clear, confident net-zero strategies.
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- Maniscalco, M.P.; Longo, S.; Cellura, M.; Miccichè, G.; Ferraro, M. Critical Review of Life Cycle Assessment of Hydrogen Production Pathways. Environments 2024, 11, 108. https://doi.org/10.3390/environments11060108
- IEA (2023), Towards hydrogen definitions based on their emissions intensity, IEA, Paris https://www.iea.org/reports/towards-hydrogen-definitions-based-on-their-emissions-intensity, Licence: CC BY 4.0
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