Accenture acquires consulting firm Carbon Intelligence

The Anglo-American consulting giant Accenture, which fell 0.23% to $287.80 in pre-market exchanges, has acquired Carbon Intelligence, a carbon strategy and climate change consultancy, employing more than 160 experts in durability. London-based Carbon Intelligence is on a mission to help global businesses understand their overall carbon footprint and ways to reduce it, using Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi) strategies that drive transformational rethinking of business models and supply chains. customer value.

The company is a key accredited partner of the CDP (formerly Carbon Disclosure Project) and is consistently recognized for the quality of its work to help customers measure and manage their emissions.

Carbon Intelligence is Accenture’s fifth sustainability-focused acquisition in the past year, adding to the significant expansion of the company’s global capabilities through investment in its people and recruitment of the best talents.

Accenture continues to focus on sustainability by building its capabilities in sustainability strategy, supply chain transformation, and data-based measurement of value and impact.

Earlier this year, Accenture acquired Greenfish in France, Belgium and the Netherlands, akzente in Germany, Avieco in the UK and Zestgroup in the Netherlands.

Accenture France achieved a turnover of 1.5 billion euros in 2021. The American parent company earned 50.5 billion dollars in turnover last year.