Virentis Climate

Virentis operates across several distinct divisions — carbon credits, pyrolysis and aerogel materials — each with its own audience and its own story. The group needed a single corporate presence that made the divisions legible without flattening them.

Behind the brand sat a second, harder problem: carbon-credit customers needed a private place to see their own information, rather than receiving it through email threads and attachments.

The public site

First, the corporate site: a clear structure for a multi-division group spanning materials, carbon credits, pyrolysis and fuels, written and designed so a visitor understands what each division does within a few seconds.

Embedded in the public site sit two interactive tools, built bespoke for Virentis rather than assembled from off-the-shelf widgets: a pyrolysis plant configurator and a carbon-credit revenue calculator. They turn a prospect's own numbers — plant size, feedstock, throughput, yield — into a live business case with cost, output and revenue figures, before anyone speaks to a salesperson.

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Pyrolysis plant configurator — size a plant and see cost, output and revenue in real time

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Carbon-credit revenue calculator — live estimate from a recycler's own throughput

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Virentis Materials — advanced composites product pages

The client portal

Then the client portal at portal.virentis.uk — a secure, role-based space where Virentis and its recycling clients track carbon-credit projects through their lifecycle, see credits issued and revenue shares, and read daily market intelligence. It replaces spreadsheets and email updates with one shared source of truth.

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Dashboard — portfolio overview with live market intelligence

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Analytics — revenue and issuance over time

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Projects — every credit project tracked from baseline to issuance

Client names blurred.

The portal is multi-tenant, with per-client data isolation and role-based access so each organisation only sees its own projects and revenue. It was built with the standard security wrap: row-level access control enabled and policy-reviewed on every table, secrets held server-side, authentication hardened, and security headers configured before launch.

A pre-launch scan was run against the portal, and the engagement closed with a written security statement describing the protections in place.

A multi-division climate group now presents itself coherently in public, qualifies its own prospects through interactive tools, and serves its carbon-credit customers privately through one system.