The history of Rejoose
2010: It all started with Eoptimo
By collaborating closely with the Danish Energy Board, Eoptimo became a recognised leader in the field. This also laid the foundation for what would later become the Rejoose energy and carbon database, and the foundation for e.tool.
2017: The foundation of Rejoose
2019: The launch of e.tool
By this time, the database had grown to over 500,000 IT products, and Rejoose began attracting customers in Denmark, marking the beginning of its commercial journey.
2020: Expanding across the Nordics
2021: Significant growth and new focus
2022: A strategic pivot and new solutions
2023: Major innovations and market expansion
2024: A transformational year
2025: A year of record growth and global scale
2025 marked a year of milestones for Rejoose, breaking new records and expanding its global reach.
◊ The Rejoose database surpassed 15 million IT products, driven by new data agreements with global vendors supplying their LCA data directly to Rejoose.
◊ Rejoose achieved a record-breaking month, adding over 1 million products in just 30 days, demonstrating the scalability and maturity of its Carbon Data Collection Engine.
◊ 2025 also saw one of Rejoose’s strategic partners deliver over 1 million e.voices to their clients, showcasing the accelerating adoption of automated, invoice-level carbon transparency across the IT channel.
◊ Rejoose coverage expanded to companies in 108 countries, with the Nordics and the UK maintaining leadership positions, while the US surged to third place, reflecting strong market momentum.
◊ The year continued to strengthen Rejoose’s position as the global market standard for activity-based carbon data, supporting IT suppliers, distributors, and resellers worldwide.
2026: Expanding data depth and precision
Looking ahead, 2026 will be a year of even deeper insights and broader coverage.
◊ The database is projected to exceed 20 million products, further reinforcing Rejoose’s position as the most comprehensive source of IT carbon and energy data.
◊ Rejoose will expand its sustainability framework by integrating TCO Certified, EPEAT, and other recognised certifications to enrich product-level data with broader ESG context.
◊ A new supplier- and customer-specific transportation model will be introduced, enabling more precise carbon calculations that reflect real-world logistics, including options for bulk delivery, land and sea freight, and last-mile EV transport.
◊ These innovations will deliver the next level of accuracy in product lifecycle data, helping partners and customers make even more informed and responsible IT purchasing decisions.