The company’s Software Management Audit Reporting Technology (SmartWeb) delivers scalable SaaS reporting for carbon accounting that enables organizations to implement and maintain sustainable business practices.
Village Green also provides an integrated system that provides training and education services that facilitate the delivery of green collar jobs. The US Environmental Protection Agency’s recent implementation of the first greenhouse gas reporting system requires large emitters of heat-trapping emissions to begin collecting greenhouse gas (GHG) data.
Companies must first issue a report on the status quo, and provide ongoing reports thereafter. This creates a real need for a scalable method such as SmartWeb that collects this data, and enables enterprises to make changes that will promote energy efficiency, ensure compliance, and be friendly to the bottom line, the company said.
SmartWeb is an automated system that offers reports and recommendations to improve resource management. The system has been used to generate 6,000 environmental audits in order to ensure its interoperability and effectiveness, with version 3.2 being released in 2009.
According to the company, with a comprehensive dashboard of electrical usage and costs, an onsite audit, summary reporting, and detailed listing of approximately 30,000 devices SmartWeb leads enterprises to measurable savings. Village Green not only provides these businesses with a carbon accounting software, but also works with them to ensure sustainability practices are met.
Doug Smith, founder and CEO of Village Green, said: ”SmartWeb has been field-proven for over eight years in Australia, and now we are delighted to make our services available to the world. Our vision is to make it simple for organizations to become more energy efficient, reduce costs and create green jobs.
“SmartWeb provides the tools to enlighten enterprises about how they can save money by reducing their carbon usage. Get Green training provides the educated workforce to make this vision a reality.”
