We turn confusion to climate clarity in turning visions into decisions — helping countries and companies identify least-cost pathways, track emissions across value chains, and unlock green finance.
Our tools range from macro-scale (national-international solutions) and micro (corporate-supply chain solutions)
The Global Mitigation Potential Atlas (GMPA) is a decision-support platform that quantifies how much emissions can be reduced in every country at different cost levels. By integrating cross-border and cross-sector data, GMPA highlights cost-effective mitigation opportunities and demonstrates how international collaboration can unlock additional strategies that reduce both costs and emissions while meeting energy needs.
Policymakers rely on the Atlas to build an evidence base that prioritizes actions, mobilizes resources, and accelerates collective progress toward global climate goals.
Pair deep analytics with finance-grade rigor so your teams can move from strategy to execution without losing traceability or speed.
Support climate reporting and the upcoming reduction pathways anchored in robust science and best practices.
Delivered prominent impact backed by global standards, we are creating a snowball of benefits to stakeholders.
Cut through the noise and show analytics that will help set decisions. Users will be a step ahead in their climate game.
Latest insights on climate action, sustainability, and product breakthroughs from the MOYA Analytics team and prominent media features.
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