Urban Carbon Control is a climate-focused organisation helping municipalities make informed, cost-effective decisions about urban carbon management. Founded in 2025, it aims to support cities in pursuing carbon neutrality through precise, location-specific data rather than broad estimates. The organisation develops Vegetation Photosynthesis Respiration Models to map carbon dioxide fluxes and assess how urban vegetation absorbs CO₂. It validates these models using on-site measurements, helping ensure the reliability of its analysis.

Its services include detailed CO₂ flux mapping, high-resolution vegetation modelling, data-driven insights, and guidance on allocating resources for carbon goals. By identifying existing carbon absorption, Urban Carbon Control helps decision-makers understand where action may be most effective and avoid unnecessary spending or misallocated resources. The organisation also offers expert support to cities working on carbon management and sustainability initiatives.

Urban Carbon Control presents its approach as a way to accelerate progress towards urban carbon neutrality while supporting more efficient planning. Its co-founders are Raj Kommu, head of strategy, and Dymph Neeteson, responsible for partnerships and communications.