Crosswalk Labs

Jason Burnett, Crosswalk Labs' CEO & Co-Founder, had great conversations with attendees of the Stanford Climate Data Conference. Data Foundation, Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability, and Stanford Law School Catherine Atkin, Liv Watson, Nancy Pfund, Jane Woodward, David J. Hayes, and Ryan Alexander. Excited to see where this work leads! Key Takeaways from the Stanford Climate Data Conference: Avoiding the “Rearview Mirror” Problem – Stale data is not useful for decision-makers. Climate insights must be timely. ?? Crosswalk Labs’s 2024 emissions data release is coming soon! “Counting vs. Accounting” (David J. Hayes) – Many emissions reports would not pass an accountant’s test. True accountability requires: standardized, high-quality methods, more widespread participation, and fixing Scope 3 challenges. Scaling Climate Data Access – Current methods used by leading climate-focused companies and local governments do not scale. We need to grow from a few hundred to ten thousand local governments and from a thousand companies to millions of SMEs worldwide. The “Utility Data Easy Button” – How do we create a one-click system for companies and governments to securely share utility data for emissions analysis? Building Trust Through Transparency – Could blockchain help verify sources and boost credibility? Some companies have already opened proprietary data to build public and regulatory trust (e.g., fracking fluid disclosures). Event Details: https://lnkd.in/gt5ifVen #climatedata #opendata #climateaction

As a leader in open-source climate data (https://open.crosswalk.io/), Crosswalk Labs' CEO & Co-Founder Jason Burnett will be speaking alongside an incredible group of experts, including: Catherine Atkin Liv Watson Nancy Pfund Jane Woodward David J. Hayes Ryan Alexander. Event details: Stanford Climate Data Conference? ?? https://lnkd.in/gt5ifVen Generating trusted, shareable climate performance data is essential to ensuring that investors, companies, and policymakers have the actionable insights they need to drive effective climate action. Jason will share how transparent, standardized emissions data can empower decision-makers at all levels. Looking forward to engaging discussions with thought leaders from Data Foundation, Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability, and Stanford Law School. #climatedata #opendata #climateaction

Wrapping up a successful Esri Federal GIS Conference #FedGIS2025! Special thanks to Jack Dangermond, Katie Decker, and The Silicon Hill for supporting innovation. "What we provide is the ability to measure—and therefore better manage—community GHG emissions. This is especially important at a time when addressing climate change is not a federal priority. Local governments and the private sector need the right tools to understand their emissions and make data-informed decisions to drive reductions." — Jason Burnett, CEO & Co-founder, Crosswalk Labs

Crosswalk Labs is honored to have our CEO and Co-Founder, Jason Burnett, represent Crosswalk among other esteemed speakers at the Stanford Climate Data Conference. ?? https://lnkd.in/gt5ifVen Generating trusted, shareable climate performance data is a crucial step toward ensuring that investors, companies, and policy-makers have the actionable information they need in their work to combat climate change. As a leader in open-source climate data (https://open.crosswalk.io/), Jason will join fellow speakers and participants to explore strategies for broadening access to actionable information. Data Foundation Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability Stanford Law School #climatedata #opendata #climateaction

Crosswalk Labs data was recently featured in the Chicago Tribune in an article highlighting the diverse sources of CO? emissions across Chicago and its surrounding areas. John Lippert ?? https://lnkd.in/gCegaiMy In collaboration with the Data Foundation, Crosswalk provides journalists, academics, nonprofits, and the general public with free access to its open data platform enabling independent research and analysis. ?? https://open.crosswalk.io #opendata #climatedata

I’m excited and impressed by Data Foundation's partnership with Crosswalk Labs. Together, they’re giving us a closer look at neighborhood-level emissions across the U.S. and making important air quality data publicly available so we can see exactly what we’re breathing in our communities. Much like the property companies like Zillow and Redfin using climate data as risk assessment (which has increased consumer education). In this case when used proactively, the data can shape community-level insights and fuel everything from regional planning to the development of pollution control technologies. Trust is a big enough issue in the US, we need further it by creating and keeping transparency between our domestic industries, like manufacturing, with their nearby communities. This initiative kicked off just last year and is already making progress—like launching an open data portal, which you can explore here:?https://lnkd.in/dx_q8_rY For more information about the partnership and what’s ahead, check out the press release here:?https://lnkd.in/dDDpt5Rw #Sustainability #ClimateAction #EnvironmentalImpact #OpenData #ClimateTech

Crosswalk is excited to return to the 2025 Esri Federal GIS Conference (#FedGIS2025) in DC, Feb 24-26! Visit us to discover how hyper-localized emissions estimates can inform your strategies and solutions. #geospatial #climate #bigdata

?? Exciting News!??? Crosswalk Labs has been selected as part of the Generative AI for Geospatial Challenge from Taylor Geospatial Institute and Amazon Web Services (AWS). #geospatial #innovation #climatedata

Crosswalk Labs at AGU2024 Last week, Crosswalk Labs had the privilege of presenting at the American Geophysical Union 2024 Annual Meeting, where over 28,000 Earth and space scientists gathered. Dr. Anastasia Montgomery showcased our high-resolution, cloud-native carbon emissions model, which provides readily accessible CO2 data, broken down by economic sectors for local and national inventories. Researchers and stakeholders were enthusiastic about how Crosswalk's high resolution carbon emissions model can empower their work and drive climate action. ???? #ClimateData #Emissions #ScientificResearch #AGU24 #ZeroCarbon

If you are attending American Geophysical Union stop by?Anastasia Montgomery's poster showcasing Crosswalk Labs' emissions modeling. Crosswalk's High-Resolution Carbon Emissions Model supports: ?? Instant Access:?local and national emissions inventories. ?? Decision Making for Smart Policy:?Crosswalk's insights help Climate Mayors partner cities identify priority areas for EV charging infrastructure. ?? Predictive Analytics:?Plan effectively for the transition economy with data-driven insights.