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Green Project Attends EcoVadis Sustain 2026

Turning Scope 3 data into action at EcoVadis Sustain 2026.

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About The Event

The 12th annual EcoVadis Sustain conference ran from March 2-3, 2026, in Paris, France. Professionals across sustainability, procurement, risk, compliance, supply chain, came together to deepen their expertise and advance their approach to supply chain sustainability.

The program featured expert-led sessions, peer discussions, and practical insights designed to accelerate measurable impact across global value chains.

‍Why We Attended

Green Project Technologies logo featured among sustainability leaders on stage at EcoVadis Sustain 2026
Green Project was proud to sponsor EcoVadis Sustain. We moderated two 45-minute roundtable discussions, focused on turning Scope 3 decarbonization data into action, creating space for practical dialogue around advancing supply chain sustainability.

  • Date: Tuesday, March 3rd

  • Session 1: 11:30 AM - 12:15 PM

  • Session 2: 12:30 PM - 1:15 PM

Our team was also on site at our booth showcasing act50, our one-click renewable energy procurement marketplace. Designed to remove complexity from renewable energy sourcing, act50 empowers organizations to turn climate ambition into immediate, actionable progress, with speed, clarity, and full transparency.

EcoVadis Sustain brought together sustainability leaders who were ready to move beyond strategy and into execution. It was a space to connect with peers, exchange proven approaches, and gain insights that strengthen both environmental impact and organizational resilience.

Meet the Attending Team

Mirazada Karabegovic and Gian-Luca van Leer of Green Project Technologies with ACT Group colleagues at EcoVadis Sustain 2026

About the author

Kate O'Flynn

Kate O'Flynn

Marketing

Kate O'Flynn is a Marketing Associate at Green Project Technologies, an AI climate management platform helping businesses of all sizes measure, manage, and reduce emissions across complex global value chains.