Streaam is a Danish SaaS platform built as “360° sustainability for the SME,” combining energy optimisation, ESG data management and documentation in one environment. Its core recommendation engine merges third-party data (e.g. energy factors, building profiles, tariffs) with company inputs to generate concrete actions across electricity, heating, ventilation, water usage, procurement and non-energy factors such as behaviour and waste. The typical Streaam course reduces scope 1 emissions by an estimated 10–30% for a small or medium-sized enterprise, equivalent to around one tonne of CO2 in the first year and 7–12 tonnes over a multi-year horizon. https://www.streaam.dk/en/
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The platform targets SMEs, which account for a large share of industrial greenhouse-gas emissions but often lack internal sustainability competences, budgets for consultants or familiarity with ESG frameworks. Streaam structures the decarbonisation journey into thematic modules: energy systems (electricity, heat, ventilation), water management, production processes, logistics, supply chain, employee behaviour, waste and branding. Each module connects operational data with greenhouse-gas accounting, so that low-cost interventions—such as reducing baseload at night, tightening operating schedules or changing staff routines—can be prioritised using clear impact estimates on CO2, kWh and operating expenditure.
Technically, Streaam acts as a central data layer where optimisation and ESG reporting use the same dataset. The recommendation engine surfaces personalised measures for each company profile, rather than generic checklists, so a production site, an office-based firm and a service business see different roadmaps. On top, a reporting module turns this data into structured ESG output aligned with European sustainability expectations, reducing duplicate work between operational teams and compliance officers. For SMEs, this lowers the barrier to producing bank-ready and customer-requested ESG documentation while keeping the primary focus on measurable efficiency gains.
In this interview, recorded at Web Summit Lisbon 2025, Streaam’s founder explains how the platform fits into the evolving ESG and CSRD landscape, where large customers increasingly require suppliers to document emissions and climate action. A consumption dashboard with anomaly detection alerts highlights abnormal electricity use at night or unexpected spikes in heat or water, prompting investigation before costs and emissions accumulate. The typical SME user invests roughly ten hours per month over six to seven months, then one to three extra days to finalise ESG reporting for larger customers—turning ad-hoc spreadsheets into an ongoing, data-driven process.
Streaam scales through partnerships: utilities, banks and other intermediaries pay for a “golden licence” that lets them offer the platform free to their SME customers for a period, aligning sustainability services with their own green-financing or renewable-energy strategies. In Denmark, a proof of concept already onboards around fifty new companies per week, and the team is now looking for partners across Europe. For many SMEs, the recommendations focus first on low- or no-cost measures and behavioural change, creating a practical entry point into the green transition before investing in larger CAPEX projects like building retrofits or electrified fleets.
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