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Max Rosvall Välme

Co-founder

Max Rosvall Välme

PhD in Strategic Sustainable Development, Uppsala University

Max Rosvall Välme is the co-founder and Head of AI of Future Fluent. He holds a PhD in Strategic Sustainable Development from Uppsala University (2021 to 2025), where he remains an Associate Researcher in the Department of Civil and Industrial Engineering, focused on quality management. His training spans sustainability, quality management and sociotechnical systems engineering (M.Sc., Uppsala).

At Future Fluent, Max leads the AI and the methodology behind the platform: how greenhouse-gas emissions are calculated, how energy and emissions data is collected, and how the Voluntary Standard (VS, formerly VSME) maps to what stakeholders actually need. Before Future Fluent he advised startups on EU, North American and Japanese market expansion as an independent consultant, and ran field research on decentralized renewable energy with the Selco Foundation in India.

Max writes on emissions accounting, GHG calculation methodology, and the Voluntary Standard.

Doctoral thesis: Understanding and Leading Sustainable Development: Shifting to Stakeholder Focus in Sustainable Housing (full text, PDF).

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Areas of expertise

GHG accounting (Scope 1, 2 & 3)
Emissions calculation methodology
Voluntary Standard (VS/VSME)
Energy & emissions disclosure

Articles by Max Rosvall Välme

What Are Scope 1, 2 & 3 Emissions? A Guide for Mid-Sized Companies

Scope 1 covers direct emissions, Scope 2 purchased energy, and Scope 3 your value chain. Here is what each one means and what the Voluntary Standard actually requires.

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GHG Calculation for VS (VSME) Reporting: A Practical Guide

Emissions are activity data times an emission factor. Here is how to run that calculation for a Voluntary Standard report, and what disclosure B3 expects.

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