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We all love our cars and they’re extremely useful. Even if you don’t own a vehicle, you most likely use some form of vehicular transportation to get around. Between cars, trains and buses, transportation has become the leading source of emissions in the country, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. That means every time you hop in a vehicle to go somewhere it is releasing harmful gasses into the atmosphere as it takes you to your final destination.

Today, consumer expectations are ever evolving. As more consumers consider e-commerce, it’s increasingly important for companies to address the emissions stemming from the last leg of a product’s journey to a consumer’s doorstep to help achieve global climate targets. According to GreenPrint’s 2021 Business of Sustainability Index, 77% of Americans are concerned about the environmental impact of their purchases, and 73% will use a product’s environmental friendliness as a factor in their purchasing decision.

A new rule from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will potentially shine a brighter light on climate-related risks from registered U.S. companies. Starting with the SEC registration process, certain climate-related disclosures could now be required as part of a company’s registration statement. After the initial disclosure, the inclusion of climate-related information would then continue through periodic reports required for all new and existing companies. Under this new rule, companies would also have to disclose their greenhouse gas emissions (GHG).

GreenPrint, a PDI Company, is excited to announce its new Vice President of Marketing, Kristie Ray, who joined their leadership team effective February 2022. Kristie most recently served as Director of Retail Marketing at Hines and brings 20+ years of marketing and brand experience to GreenPrint. She is a respected member of the Atlanta and southeast marketing community, and brings extensive experience in expanding organization’s market share and positioning industry leaders.

As a part of Giant Food’s commitment towards sustainability, the company has partnered with the environmental technology leader, GreenPrint, a PDI Company, to develop and launch, on April 19, a Reduced Emissions Program for fuel locations in Maryland, Delaware, and Virginia. At no additional cost to the customer, the Reduced Emissions Program will automatically calculate and offset up to 30 percent of vehicle emissions generated from gallons of gas sold at Giant Food pumps through investments in certified carbon reduction projects.

GreenPrint, a PDI Company, today announced a collaboration with PICKUP, a nationwide last-mile delivery company, to calculate and neutralize vehicle emissions for all its deliveries. The relationship will enable PICKUP and its retail and commercial partners to meet corporate sustainability targets while addressing the growing consumer demand for environmentally friendly delivery options.

Great things are happening when it comes to the health of our planet. With increased attention on environmental sustainability, companies are becoming more conscious of their operations and are implementing sustainable practices into their overall strategy. Many brands are working to make changes to mitigate the global climate crisis, create sustainable consumer packaged goods, and explore opportunities in ESG (environmental, social, and governance). 

GreenPrint will become the foundation of the newly established PDI Sustainability Solutions practice, leveraging the company’s expertise to continue building a portfolio that improves business results through eco-minded innovations.

GreenPrint, a global environmental technology company, announced today it has earned a place on the 2021 Inc. 5000 list for the third year in a row. GreenPrint ranked 2301 on Inc.’s 41st annual ranking of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies. The list represents a unique look at the most successful companies within the American economy’s most dynamic segment—its independent small businesses.

Convenience stores and forecourt retailers should seize on sustainability initiatives as a means for differentiating their businesses while also having a positive impact on the environment. And they should start small but expand as they meet with success. That’s according to Lars Kvale, VP of sustainability solutions at GreenPrint, the global environmental technology company, whose programmes help companies meet sustainability goals while increasing brand value and customer loyalty.

Policy-makers, companies and consumers see the transition from fossil fuel powered vehicles to electric vehicles as a prominent option to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The inherent efficiency of electric motors promises significant reductions but what about the emissions from the grid used to charge the batteries? Lars Kvale, VP of Sustainability Solutions at GreenPrint, writes about how significant these emissions are, and what can consumers and businesses do to mitigate them.

GreenPrint, a global environmental technology company, announced today it has earned a place on the 2021 Inc. 5000 list for the third year in a row. GreenPrint ranked 2301 on Inc.’s 41st annual ranking of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies. The list represents a unique look at the most successful companies within the American economy’s most dynamic segment—its independent small businesses.

We sat down with Lars Kvale, GreenPrint’s new Vice President of Sustainability Solutions, to learn more about electric vehicles, what really powers them, and the dirty truth behind America’s energy grid.

GreenPrint announced the expansion of its business offerings with the formation of GreenPrint Labs. The new Labs division will deliver comprehensive ESG strategies including scope 1,2 and 3 greenhouse gas (GHG) inventory assessments, product-level and multi-SKU lifecycle assessments (LCAs), sustainability reporting, expanded environmental project creation and development, and sustainability strategy recommendations to businesses.

Short Stop announced the launch of Grow, a carbon offsetting program at all 17 Short Stop locations in Kansas. When customers fill up, the Grow program will automatically calculate and offset tailpipe emissions up to 30 percent through investments in certified carbon reduction projects.

The first-ever edition of the GreenPrints’s Business of Sustainability Index found that nearly two-thirds (64%) of Americans are willing to pay more for sustainable products but most (74%) don’t know how to identify them. According to the findings, 78% of people are more likely to purchase a product that is clearly labeled as environmentally friendly.

GreenPrint today announced a partnership with Akzent, a Monterrey, Mexico based logistics company. Through a program called Akzent Zero, GreenPrint will calculate and offset emissions on all ground, ocean and air freight transportation enabling Akzent to be the first logistics company in Mexico to offer carbon neutral shipping to every customer at no additional cost.

GreenPrint was today awarded a place on Real Leaders magazine’s 2021 list of the Top 150 Impact Companies. For a second year in a row, GreenPrint was recognized for its turnkey solutions that help companies across the United States and Europe build and market programs to offset carbon emissions, plastic waste, and water usage. GreenPrint joins multinational, environmentally aware companies such as Unilever, Tesla, and Patagonia on the Real Leaders list.

GreenPrint announced the expansion of IMPACT COLLECTIVE, adding five members in the second half of 2020 to this group of companies committed to sustainability. New members Happy Campers, HOLISTIK Wellness, Atlanticus, Nekktar, and IncrEDIBLE Spoon will join natural and organic companies including Prayani, Bitsy’s, and Natreve, and other leading brands in combating carbon emissions and addressing their plastic, water and energy usage.

GreenPrint, an environmental technology company, has earned a spot on the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 for a second year in a row. The list, now in its 26th year, is a ranking of the fastest growing technology, media, telecommunications, life sciences and energy tech companies in North America. GreenPrint grew 525% during a three-year period, ranking 228 on this year’s list.

The Maxol Group has announced a carbon emissions offsetting programme that aims to support a number of green initiatives both at home and globally, including the planting of 10,000 trees across the island of Ireland, local community projects and global projects designed to offset carbon emissions, including fuel emissions.

We’d like to challenge retailers to think of sustainability not as its own bucket but as part of a problem-solving mindset that will put them in the best position for success, both during and after the pandemic. Sustainable business practices create long-term value and help retailers thrive as consumer behavior shifts rapidly.

FLEETCOR, a global leader in business payments, and GreenPrint, an environmental technology company, today announced the launch of the Fuelman Clean Advantage Fleet Card, the first U.S. card that automatically offsets 100% of tailpipe emissions from every gallon of fuel purchased.

For the second year in a row, GreenPrint, an environmental technology company, has earned a spot on the Inc. 5000 list, the most prestigious ranking of the nation’s fastest-growing privately held companies. GreenPrint ranked #891 with 3-year growth of 525% on the venerable list.

Since the middle of March, coronavirus has been impacting our lives. We’ve considered fears that never crossed our minds just a few short months ago. Nothing feels quite right in this time of coronavirus, but thankfully, it’s not all bad. Our eyes have opened to things we were too busy to see before, and maybe, once ‘normal’ is restored, we’ll appreciate them more.

Plastic trash is polluting our environment. We are flooded with statistics about what this evasive material is doing to our oceans and wildlife. But we can’t become numb to the problem. Rather, the data should serve as a motivator, calling you to action. Not enough plastic is collected. Not enough plastic is recycled. It’s ending up everywhere now, even in the water we drink. Why?

As a company, we value trust, honesty, integrity and inclusion and we can do better. As a small, purpose-driven Atlanta-based business we are starting with the following actions and will build on them through ongoing conversations with our team, our customers and the communities we serve. We stand against racism and injustice and will do our part to bring about positive change and a more equitable society.

Pete sat down with Kevin Edwards, host of the Real Leaders Podcast, to talk about GreenPrint’s mission. The Real Leaders organization focuses on sharing the stories of business leaders who are taking on the world’s biggest problems. GreenPrint made the publication’s Top 100 Impact companies list, along with Tesla, Patagonia and Unilever.

Michele Koch is recognized as an honoree in the Senior-Level Leaders category, showing exemplary success in strategy and execution. As sustainability pioneers in the retail fuel industry, effective marketing plays an integral role in achieving our mission: providing turnkey reduced emissions programs.

Sustainability not only cares about the protection and conservation of our planet but also about good and ethical corporate governance and a mindfulness toward social responsibility. A sustainable business not only wants to meet the needs of customers today but also wants to ensure it can meet needs well into the future.

Surrounded by the uncertainty of coronavirus, it’s nice to find the silver linings. One thing we can count on this year is that Earth Day will hit a major milestone. Turning 50, the golden anniversary of this holiday faces a different type of celebration.

For GreenPrint, a company that offers sustainability initiatives, including carbon offset programs, to the convenience store industry, its promise is to deliver strong returns on all three.

GreenPrint has the expertise and knowledge, and they give us guidance around measuring our environmental impact so we can neutralize our carbon footprint. It’s a turnkey solution — there’s no downside to it.

GreenPrint, a global environmental technology company, today announced the launch of IMPACT COLLECTIVE, a group of forward-thinking brands committed to making an immediate and positive environmental impact by neutralizing their carbon emissions and plastic, water and energy usage.

Pete sits down with David Rubinger, Market President and Publisher of the Atlanta Business Chronicle, to talk about his entrepreneurial roots, how he came up with the idea for GreenPrint, and how we are helping businesses reach their sustainability goals.

Now more than ever, businesses have the opportunity to grow their bottom line by doing good. Consumers prefer sustainable products and will use their buying power…

Island Energy Services, LLC, the official licensee of Texaco in Hawai‘i, has partnered with GreenPrint, an environmental technology company, to launch Ho‘āla…

Endeavor Atlanta is excited to welcome Pete Davis, Co-Founder and CEO of environmental technology company GreenPrint…

Stop & Shop Partners with GreenPrint to launch Restore Reduced Emissions Program at 100+ Locations in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island…

For the first time in the company’s history, GreenPrint Corp has earned a spot on the Inc. 5000 list, the most prestigious ranking of the nation’s…

The Technology Association of Georgia (TAG), the state’s leading association dedicated to the promotion and economic advancement of…

GreenPrint will be attending at the upcoming UN Climate Change Conference taking place in Katowice, Poland this December. The conference is crucial…

On October 16-17th in the heart of downtown Atlanta, Venture Atlanta hosted the top 34 rising star technology companies in…

The NACS Show is the convenience and fuel retailing’s premier industry event and this year, it took place in beautiful…

GreenPrint Corporation, the creator of the world’s first reduced emissions fuel program technology, announced today that it has been chosen out of…

GreenPrint is proud to announce a new membership with the Sustainable Packaging Coalition. We have joined over 250 companies within the…

Crucial to our daily lives, trees prevent erosion, provide habitats for animals, reduce noise pollution, and convert CO2 (the main…

GreenPrint has been named a 2018 Pacesetter by Atlanta Business Chronicle and was awarded the #40 spot. This exclusive annual…

GreenPrint is thrilled to announce that we have partnered with Home Service Oil and its Express Mart convenience store locations to offer…

This year GreenPrint was a finalist for Marketing Innovators of the Year! GreenPrint was nominated for our Reduced Emissions Fuel…

The GreenPrint team is happy to share that the Atlanta Business Chronicle has named our very own CEO, Pete Davis, as a finalist for the Small Business Person of the Year…

We are so excited to announce and welcome the collaboration with 7-Eleven, through the RENEW™ pilot program. This program will…

Mansfield Energy Corp, through a partnership with GreenPrint, is announcing the launch of ZERO™, a reduced emissions diesel program. With…

We are thrilled to welcome our new friends at The PRIDE Stores as we’ll be launching a brand new reduced…

All of us at GreenPrint are thrilled to celebrate just over 2 years of a partnership with our friends at…