For the second year in a row, Global Heat Reduction (GHR) has been named a finalist for the Keeling Curve Prize, one of the most prestigious recognitions in climate innovation, awarded by Climate Curve to organizations advancing breakthrough solutions this decade.
GHR was selected in the Finance category for its work developing the Heatprint, powered by Total Climate Accounting: a new approach to measuring climate impact that better tracks all heat drivers and helps identify the most effective actions for faster climate, community, and ecosystem benefits.
The recognition reflects a core conviction driving GHR’s work: that today’s climate decisions are still being guided by metrics that weren’t built for decision-making. A tonne of CO₂e is a reporting output, not a measure of real-world business risk or climate ROI. GHR is bringing decision intelligence to climate finance, measuring what actually matters so capital flows where it can have the greatest impact.
GHR joins an exceptional group of 2026 finalists spanning carbon sinks, clean energy, transport, and social innovation, all working to accelerate climate solutions within this critical decade.