Who we work with, what we did, and what happened, plus the ways partners can join each of Project Stardust's four parts.
One of our eleven programs is the AIforE Marketplace — connecting best practices, products, and services across our community, so organizations adopting the Five R's don't have to solve the same problems in isolation. It includes the AIforE carbon marketplace, where organizations' measured AI footprints meet verified sustainability providers.
Partners work with us across the four parts of Project Stardust, our open, end-to-end AI sustainability operating system: the telemetry standard, the benchmark harness, the Efficiency Control Plane and the sustainability ecosystem connections.
As partnerships and case studies are confirmed, they'll be published here in the same format: who we worked with, what we did, and what happened.
What we did: We developed the strategy and specification for the AI app and infrastructure sustainable plug-in, now part of Project Stardust. They plan to build on top of our open-source deliverables for their portfolio companies.
Outcome: The spec MVP was delivered, and the open-source code is now public on GitHub, with the telemetry standard published as RFC 0001. We're iterating to meet our joint needs.
Compassion Ventures ↗ · Stardust on GitHub ↗ · Telemetry Standard
What we're doing: CarbonQuest has agreed to be the first tech-based carbon sequestration provider available on Stardust, AIforE's open sustainability operating system.
Outcome: Work in progress.
What we're doing: Evertreen has agreed to be the first natural carbon sequestration provider available on Stardust, AIforE's open sustainability operating system.
Outcome: Work in progress.
What we're doing: Sustaera has agreed to be the first direct air capture (DAC) carbon sequestration technology partner on Stardust, AIforE's open sustainability operating system. Its breakthrough, patented technology uses electrically stimulated, leading-edge materials to capture CO₂ and water directly from ambient air, powered by renewable electricity.
Outcome: Work in progress.
Every part of Stardust is developed in the open, with the organizations that run, buy and offset AI. Pick the part that fits what you do.
For AI providers, cloud and platform teams, data-center operators and observability vendors. Implement RFC 0001 at the level your access allows, from browser extension to data-center floor, and help shape it while it's open for public comment.
For model developers, hardware makers, researchers and universities. Contribute reference hardware, models, serving frameworks and test prompts, and help measure energy per token and useful output per kWh in the open.
For enterprise AI teams and AI application builders. Pilot right-sizing on real workloads with the open-source reference efficiency router, and see the measured savings and quality trade-offs for yourself.
For carbon removal, restoration, clean energy, water and heat-recovery providers, and the registries behind them. Join the AIforE carbon marketplace as a verified provider through the open Provider-Service interface.