Patch has introduced a new digital platform designed to simplify and enhance the carbon credit procurement process, according to a company statement on Thursday.
The platform integrates software, data, and expert guidance to help organizations move from strategy to execution with greater integrity and impact.
Aimed at Chief Sustainability Officers and climate leads, Patch replaces outdated, manual systems with a streamlined experience covering sourcing, due diligence, purchasing, and portfolio management.
By offering centralized access to hundreds of millions of carbon credits, evaluated by climate experts, the platform enables smarter decision-making and more strategic climate action.
As corporate sustainability strategies face growing scrutiny and shifting standards, Patch’s platform supports more transparent, efficient, and impactful investments.
Their research shows that only 15% of major companies have dedicated carbon market expertise, highlighting the need for accessible, scalable infrastructure.
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Patch has already facilitated over $80 million in climate finance, partnering with organizations like Planboo, Tradewater, and CarbonCure.
Now, it aims to unlock billions more by making high-quality credits easier to find and manage.
CEO Brennan Spellacy explained that even experienced sustainability teams face challenges scaling their efforts, and the new platform offers these teams a trusted, all-in-one tool to drive meaningful impact.
Early adopters like Maple Leaf Foods and IFS report that Patch’s tools and expertise have helped them navigate the complex voluntary carbon market with confidence and rigor.
To guide its continued development, Patch also announced a new Advisory Board of global climate experts to ensure the platform evolves with integrity and ambition.
With less than 1% of necessary permanent carbon removals currently being met, Patch’s launch is a timely step toward scaling up credible climate finance and meeting urgent global targets by 2030.
