Greenhouse GO

Greenhouse GO forecasts greenhouse gas emissions from land development projects via inexpensive, easy-to-use web-based technology.

  • Stage Prototype Ready
  • Industry Business Products
  • Location Denver, CO, USA
  • Currency USD
  • Founded April 2010
  • Employees 4
  • Website greenhousego.net

Company Summary

Greenhouse GO is dedicated to the reduction of GHGs by simplifying carbon planning for the land development community. Unlike current CEQA entitlement solutions, CarbonPlanner's “top-down” forecasting methodology provides high-level data for strategic decision-making. Land developers others can forecast GHGs early in the planning cycle of any new development, turning around climate change at the point of project development.

Team

  • Patric Dawe
    CEO/Founder

    Pat Dawe–architect and urban planning consultant with nearly 50 years of urban development project leadership and experience in the US and internationally. He has developed this highly simplified method of limiting greenhouse gas emissions and utilized it on major development projects.

  • Tom Kimball
    CTO

    Tom Kimball-has over 20 years of executive level experience in the computing industry, emphasizing software applications. He has recent startup and exit experience with a tech firm, and has developed the functional specification for GGO CarbonPlanner.

  • David Leahy
    Mobile Source Director

    Dave Leahy-has worked over 40 years in the transportation field including public agencies (Caltrans in Los Angeles and Sacramento), Denver Regional Transportation District and private A/E, and traffic/transportation consulting firms in San Francisco, Boston and Denver.

Advisors

  • Venture Law Advisors, Bryan McKae, Denver, CO
    Lawyer
    Unconfirmed
    Poysti & Adams LLC, Jason Adams, Denver, CO
    Accountant
    Unconfirmed

Previous Investors

  • Patric Dawe
    Unconfirmed

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