Loop Lens maps how materials actually move through your operations — turning that data into investor-grade ESRS E5 disclosures and real circularity gains, not just a framework exercise.
Free to use. Three are open to anyone; the biomass estimator is in private pilot.
Answer 15 questions, get a personalized circular economy maturity report framed around ESRS E5.
Open tool →Estimate recoverable Nd, Pr, Dy and Tb in retiring turbines, EV motors, and scanners — sourced coefficients, confidence-rated.
Open tool →Estimate biochar yield and value from crop residue, manure, wood waste and processing byproducts — kiln capacity and moisture decide what is actually recoverable.
Request access →Estimate methane yield, energy value and digestate from food processing residue, manure and wash water — solids concentration, not tonnage, decides whether digestion works.
Open tool →A recent engagement, condensed.
Mass-balanced 269 tonnes of equipment throughput across a portfolio company's medical equipment reconditioning operations, benchmarked their circularity and emissions performance against industry, and identified roughly $2–3M in annual cost avoidance from component reuse alongside a validated $9.5M reconditioned-equipment revenue stream — delivered as an ISSB-aligned report ahead of investor review.
Procurement, production, and waste records — gathered from what you already have.
Inputs and outputs mapped at process level, mass-balanced across operations.
Circularity indicators, resource efficiency metrics, and ESRS E5 data points derived from the model.
A disclosure-ready dataset, visual flow diagrams, and a plain-language report.
Loop Lens is built and run by Ted Shabecoff. No junior-staffed audit teams, no framework-only deliverables — every engagement starts with how materials actually move through your operations, not a checklist.
That means faster turnaround, direct access to the person doing the analysis, and a report your operations team can use alongside the one your investors see.
Ted holds a B.A. in the College of Social Studies from Wesleyan University and an M.S. in Sustainability Management from Columbia University. He climbed Mount Kilimanjaro in 2016 and ran the New York City marathon in 2026.
Chief Commercial Officer
Roncliffe leads Loop Lens's market development across Kenya and East Africa.
A finance and operations professional, his background spans donor-funded programme compliance, enterprise evaluation and field research — hands-on experience translating sustainability and circularity work into real commercial relationships across the region.
30 minutes, no obligation — let's talk about your circular economy goals.
Schedule a ConsultationOr reach out directly — ted@looplens.co