Hello Money20/20 Vegas! "It's so great to see strong interest from North American banks in helping retail bank clients upgrade their homes with low carbon technology. Banking on a cleaner future is here NOW!" says Ben Gleisner, Founder and CEO of Cogo. If you're at the show, come and say hi 👋🏼 to us at booth 9231 - Twilio and Databricks are our neighbours. Ben Gleisner Christina Bellis
About us
We provide carbon footprint management products that enable individuals and businesses to measure, understand and reduce their impact on the climate. Together, we will create a fairer and more sustainable world - for everyone. 🌏
- Website
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https://cogo.co/
External link for Cogo
- Industry
- Financial Services
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Wellington, WGN
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2016
- Specialties
- Carbon Management , Carbon Tracking, Climate Action, Sustainability, and Climate Fintech
Locations
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Primary
11 Cable Street
Level 3
Wellington, WGN 6011, NZ
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6 Langley Street
London, England WC2H 9JA, GB
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183 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku
Tokyo, Tokyo 100-0005, JP
Employees at Cogo
Updates
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Aaand go!!!! We're excited to be at Hong Kong FinTech Week 2024 with other innovative fintechs, banking executives, VCs, regulators and fintech-savvy professionals. If you're at the show, get in touch with Terry Ng for a coffee ☕️ on us!
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Help your customers cut energy bills and carbon emissions. While supporting regulatory compliance and unlocking new commercial opportunities for your bank: https://lnkd.in/ek29m2qQ
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The countdown to Money20/20 is on! Thank you CardRates.com for this awesome write up on how everybody wins when banks help customers understand the carbon impact of their spending... If you'd like to chat about greening and growing your loan book, pop to our stand! Get in touch with Ben Gleisner or Christina Bellis at the show.
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We're super excited to be attending these events for the fourth year running: 💪 Hong Kong FinTech Week 💪 Singapore FinTech Festival Banks and businesses in Asia have signalled their willingness to actively invest in promoting technology that will help them and their customers transition to a lower carbon economy and Cogo is excited to support them. Please reach out to Josh Dry or Terry Ng if you'd like to meet up for a chat at either of these events.
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What a great session spent talking about 'all things Scope 3' to Australian businesses. Thank you to our host Janet Salem from FootprintLab and our panellists Emily Gentilini from Arup; Tim Baynes from FootprintLab and our very own Brian Johnston from Cogo. The bottom line is: It’s no longer a question of "what" (your supply chain emissions) or "when" (January 2025) - it's all about how to tackle it. ✅ Don't assume your business is not affected, it likely will be. ✅ You don't have to start from scratch. Spend-based data can help you paint an accurate picture of your emissions. ✅ Technology can support your measurement and compliance journey. Pop on to our website to learn more about how tapping into tech can help / how banks can support their SME customers: https://www.cogo.co/
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"Is climate change a ‘Problem’ or a ‘Missed opportunity’?" This year, at at Money20/20 in Las Vegas, this question is more relevant than ever. "The climate crisis might just be the opportunity banks need to both green and grow their loan books; at the same time helping to finance America’s transition to net-zero," said Ben Gleisner. With just FIVE days to go until the show, get in touch with Ben Gleisner or Christina Bellis to book a chat. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gydVm-8f Pictured at our booth last year: Josh Dry, Christina Bellis, Ben Gleisner and Emma Kisby.
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Transitioning to a sustainable future starts at home. Households contribute 25% of global energy consumption and 17% of carbon emissions—and these numbers aren’t going down. Shifting from fossil fuels to efficient technologies, like heat pumps, can significantly reduce emissions and save people money. For example, installing a heat pump can reduce emissions by 1666 kg and save up to £200 per year. However, the high upfront costs of these upgrades are a big obstacle. Banks can play an important role in breaking down these barriers. By leveraging customers' energy data, they can offer personalised advice and financial support, making sustainable home upgrades more accessible and affordable. While also meeting regulatory requirements and seizing new commercial opportunities. Learn how in our latest blog: https://lnkd.in/ek29m2qQ
How banks can use data to accelerate the home energy transition
cogo.co
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Cogo reposted this
Calling all Australian 🇦🇺 businesses! Are you prepared for Scope 3 reporting? Get ahead of the 2025 curve! With mandatory Scope 3 emissions reporting looming for Australian businesses in 2025, it’s no longer a question of "what" (your supply chain emissions) or "when" (January 2025) - it's all about how to tackle it. Join us for an exclusive lunch and learn on October 23rd, 12 PM AEST, where industry leaders from FootprintLab, Arup and Cogo will guide you through the complexities of Scope 3 reporting and show how you can turn compliance into opportunity - all while you enjoy lunch. Our awesome panel includes: Janet Salem, Brian Johnston Emily Gentilini Tim Baynes. Tickets are FREE! > https://lnkd.in/gbuJzx_p Ben Gleisner Josh Dry
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💪We're very proud to announce that we're working with Westpac (Australia) 💪 This follows a reverse pitch event by FinTech Australia which brought big banks and fintechs together to help address some of the industry’s biggest challenges. "Westpac is starting a pilot program with carbon management fintech Cogo to help the bank's customers make more informed decisions about the energy efficiency of their homes and businesses." (Full announcement here > https://lnkd.in/gtjbAGrD) "Collaborating with fintechs is one of the ways we help customers. Westpac fintech collaboration puts more control in customer hands," said David Walker - CTO at Westpac, in his post about the partnership. Ben Gleisner Emma Kisby Josh Dry Jane Bornholdt Alex Drummond
Westpac fintech collaboration puts more control in customer hands
westpac.com.au