Leicester-based Company EarthSense Recognised in PwC Net Zero Future50 Report for Pioneering Air Quality Technology
Added by Love Business East Midlands | 29 April 2025
EarthSense, the UK’s leading manufacturer of air quality products based in Leicester's Space Park, is proud to announce its inclusion in PwC’s prestigious Net Zero Future50 report.
This recognition highlights EarthSense’s innovative contributions to climate-change management and reporting, positioning the company among the top 50 UK climate-tech start-ups driving decarbonisation across key sectors.
The Net Zero Future50 report identifies start-ups with transformative potential to reduce emissions and accelerate the UK’s journey to net zero. EarthSense’s cutting-edge solutions, including its Zephyr® air quality monitors and MappAir® modelling software, provide real-time, hyperlocal air-pollution data, empowering local authorities, businesses, governments, researchers and communities to make informed decisions for a cleaner, healthier environment.
Tom Hall, CEO of EarthSense, commented:
“Being recognised in PwC’s Net Zero Future50 is a testament to our mission to make air-quality data accessible and actionable. Air pollution is often invisible, but with our technology, we bring it into focus, enabling smarter decisions that lead to tangible environmental improvements. By turning complex data into clear insights, we help our partners take meaningful steps towards a sustainable future. PwC’s recognition affirms our belief that clean air is a cornerstone of a sustainable future. We’re proud to stand alongside other purpose-led innovators who are translating ambition into action.”
Technologies for managing greenhouse-gas data and sustainability reporting are crucial for accurately measuring carbon footprints and assessing climate risks, helping businesses to make informed decisions and implement emission-reduction strategies. EarthSense’s inclusion in the report underscores its role in addressing the critical need for transparency and innovation in environmental monitoring. As the UK intensifies efforts to meet its climate goals, EarthSense’s technologies are instrumental in translating environmental data into strategies that drive real-world impact.
