CDP Welcomes Gravity Climate and Sunhat to Accredited Solutions Provider Network

CDP has added two new Accredited Solutions Providers — Gravity Climate in the United States and Sunhat in the DACH region — and renewed partnerships with eight existing providers including NTT DATA and KERAMIDA, expanding expert support available to companies preparing for increasingly complex sustainability disclosure cycles. Organisations anticipate more than a third of their revenue will derive from the climate transition by 2030, according to CDP data.

Gravity Climate, a Silver software provider in the US, offers an AI-integrated carbon and energy management platform covering supplier engagement, financed emissions, disclosure reporting, and energy tracking. Sunhat, a Silver software provider in the DACH region, is an AI-powered platform that unifies ESG reporting standards, questionnaires, and certifications into a single tool, automating collection and maintenance of audit-proof sustainability evidence across frameworks including CDP, CSRD, and EcoVadis. The new additions expand CDP's network of software and consultancy partners supporting the 2025 disclosure cycle.

Among renewing ASPs, KERAMIDA, a WBENC-certified woman-owned US-based firm, offers cross-functional sustainability services including GHG inventories, life cycle assessment, climate transition planning, and CDP reporting. NTT DATA, a global Gold provider, supports decarbonisation across industries through environmental consulting, sustainable engineering, and digital technologies spanning climate change, energy transition, natural capital, and biodiversity. BrainFirm, a woman-owned Silver provider in Japan, offers climate risk assessment, scenario analysis, and CDP disclosure support to corporations, organisations, and governments.

With mandatory disclosure requirements expanding through the EU's CSRD, ISSB-aligned frameworks, and India's evolving BRSR requirements, corporate demand for structured third-party disclosure support is growing significantly. CDP's ASP network now spans North America, Europe, Japan, and the DACH region, covering a range of services from carbon accounting and science-based target setting to water risk assessment and supply chain optimisation. Companies seeking to move from disclosure to strategic climate action are encouraged to engage ASPs aligned with their sector, geography, and stage of sustainability maturity.

Key figure — Over one-third of corporate revenue projected to derive from the climate transition by 2030