Organisations must make deep, science-based cuts in emissions across Scopes 1, 2, and 3 (e.g., energy efficiency, renewable energy, low-carbon supply chains).
Any emissions that cannot be fully eliminated must be offset through permanent carbon removals, not just avoided emissions.
Carbon Neutrality can rely more heavily on offsets, while Net Zero requires prioritising real emission reductions before balancing the rest.
Baseline & Carbon Footprint Assessment We calculate your Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, giving you a robust foundation for target setting.
Target Setting & Alignment We guide you in setting ambitious but achievable near-term and Net Zero targets, aligned with the Paris Agreement and frameworks such as SBTi.
Decarbonisation Roadmaps We design practical, sector-specific strategies to cut emissions across energy, supply chains, logistics, and products.
Renewable Energy & Efficiency Solutions Support in sourcing renewable energy, improving operational efficiency, and identifying low-carbon technology opportunities.
Climate Risk & Opportunity Analysis We help you assess climate-related risks, regulatory changes, and market trends to ensure long-term resilience.
Stakeholder Engagement & Reporting From sustainability reports to investor communications, we help you clearly demonstrate progress and leadership.
A decarbonisation strategy is a structured plan to reduce emissions across operations, supply chains and products. It includes clear targets, roadmaps and implementation actions aligned with global climate goals.
It varies by company size and complexity, but typically 3–6 months to build a roadmap. Implementation is an ongoing process, with near-term targets set for 5–10 years and long-term Net Zero goals by 2050 or earlier.
No. A robust GHG footprint is the foundation of target setting. We offer support on Carbon (GHG) Footprints reporting.
A decarbonisation strategy is a structured plan to reduce emissions across operations, supply chains and products. It includes clear targets, roadmaps and implementation actions aligned with global climate goals.
Yes. While SMEs face fewer reporting obligations today, pressures from their supply chains and customers are increasing. A Net Zero Strategy strengthens competitiveness and helps secure contracts with larger organisations already committed to Net Zero.
