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PTNew version of WayCarbon Ecosystem launched
Technology has been at the center of the climate and sustainability agenda for several years now, driving gains in productivity and improving the visibility of key performance indicators. Large companies have generally replaced manual spreadsheet-based data management with digital systems, reducing the time required to finalize their emissions inventories and streamlining the reporting of information to stakeholders. In a more recent development, generative artificial intelligence has emerged to address a persistent challenge for companies: the complexity and fragmentation of ESG information.
It is in this context that WayCarbon announces the new version of WayCarbon Ecosystem, a climate and ESG management platform that has been on the market for over 10 years and has already served more than 200 companies of various sizes and across multiple sectors. Formerly known as Climas, the software was developed based on the company’s highly specialized consulting expertise, drawing on the identification of recurring bottlenecks in corporate climate management — particularly in data consolidation and validation.
Market growth forecast remains strong
WayCarbon’s investment in the platform is not an isolated move. The global carbon management software market reached $744 million in 2025 and will grow at an annual rate of 15%, reaching nearly $1.8 billion by 2031, according to the independent British research firm Verdantix. Although the global landscape is uncertain and volatile—with mandatory reporting requirements being relaxed in countries such as Brazil and the U.S. — demand continues to be driven by the supply chain and other active regulations, the same study notes.
Experts at WayCarbon reaffirm this view and add that, even though the mandatory reporting requirement was revoked by the CVM in May of this year, the convergence between the sustainability function and the risk, finance, and treasury departments was already underway at several companies.
“Even with voluntary reporting for most sectors, except banking, we will still see progress, because the market’s maturation process didn’t happen solely through the drafting of reports. It happened due to the elements required by a report: integration, data governance, and difficult conversations across departments,” says Henrique Pereira, COO of WayCarbon.
Behind the Scenes of the New Version
The new version of the platform incorporates artificial intelligence to ensure greater consistency of information and efficiency in tasks related to reporting processes. “AI acts directly on the most critical stage of the process, which is organizing and consolidating data from multiple sources consistently. This reduces operational effort and enhances data security during audits,” says João Paulo Freitas, Head of Technology at WayCarbon.
The solution is also more integrated. The five modules (Emissions Management, Climate Risk Management, ESG Indicators Management, Suppliers ESG Management, and Reporting Management) are now fully connected.
“This way, we offer companies’ teams greater autonomy and efficiency, from data collection to third-party audits,” says Beatriz Reis, Customer Success Manager at WayCarbon.
At this more pragmatic juncture, when climate and sustainability data is no longer a secondary indicator but is held to the same level of rigor as financial information, the new WayCarbon Ecosystem aims to provide the necessary support for organizations to navigate this agenda effectively.
