Keely Anson
Our investment in Loamist
Across climate markets there is a hidden bottleneck slowing progress. It’s not technology, it’s paperwork. Regulated supply chains still rely on manual, fragmented documentation processes. Critical transactions are buried in PDFs, scanned forms, and systems that don’t talk to each other.
According to KPMG, fragmented data systems and poor information governance are among the core reasons large infrastructure projects struggle to move efficiently from planning to deployment. As climate regulation tightens and low-carbon markets scale, trusted and auditable data infrastructure will become increasingly essential to accelerating climate progress and realizing emissions reductions.
Why Loamist?
The Autodesk Foundation is excited to welcome Loamist to our Energy & Materials portfolio. Loamist is building AI-driven infrastructure to turn disconnected supply chain documentation into structured, finance-ready data. Its platform, Loamist Validator, ingests documents, extracts key information, and produces data that regulators, banks, and commercial partners can trust.
Loamist converts fragmented documentation into a single, verifiable source of truth. Unlike template-based compliance tools, Loamist Validator can encode complex domain logic from GREET lifecycle pathways, to LCFS compliance checks, to Letters of Credit discrepancy rules. Every output is traceable back to its source document and validation logic, which builds confidence in data integrity.The result is faster payments, reduced compliance risk, and accelerated financing for climate-aligned projects.
Reducing complexity of compliance and verification
Loamist operates at the intersection of three high-impact domains: low-carbon fuels and carbon markets, forest management and wildfire mitigation, and global trade finance.
By reducing the cost and complexity of compliance and verification, Loamist enables capital to flow more efficiently into projects that reduce emissions and strengthen resilience. For example,
- biofuel participants can validate feedstock traceability and lifecycle outcomes;
- state agencies can monitor wildfire mitigation programs; and
- financial institutions can automate validation and reduce underwriting risk for climate-relevant transactions.
At scale, this infrastructure removes a critical barrier to deploying gigaton-scale climate solutions..
Designed for real-world complexity
Many enterprise tools struggle with unstructured documents and fragmented systems. Loamist is built for highly variable environments where data is inconsistent, documents are incomplete, and workflows vary by department.
Its long-term vision is bold: to “graph the world’s supply chains” creating a connected data platform where every material movement and compliance rule is structured, validated, and traceable. As climate policy, disclosure requirements, and supply chain regulation continue to evolve, the need for auditable, adaptive compliance infrastructure will only grow.
“Supply chains still run on paperwork. Slow, manual work, with experts hunting through scattered systems and checking documents by hand. LLMs finally make this reviewable at scale, but only when they’re grounded in expert judgment and the rules that govern each decision. That’s what Loamist builds: we unify the scattered data and encode that expertise into AI, turning hours of manual review into fast, trustworthy decisions”
– Andy Miller, CTO, Loamist
Our collaboration
With support from the Autodesk Foundation, Loamist will scale its Validator platform and continue strengthening its validation engine.
Autodesk’s technology and talent ecosystem can support Loamist in refining workflows, visualizing supply chain intelligence, and accelerating enterprise readiness.
Climate solutions cannot scale without trusted, finance-ready data. By transforming documentation into durable digital infrastructure, Loamist is helping build the foundation for more transparent, resilient, and climate-aligned global markets.