Corporate energy transition and decarbonisation strategies
We help design long-term measures that increase an organisation's energy security, reduce costs and support the achievement of environmental goals.
We offer the preparation of a decarbonisation strategy, the aim of which is to determine the most effective approach to reducing a company's negative impact on the natural environment. As a result, greenhouse gas emissions are reduced through optimisation mechanisms and increased efficiency, thanks to the efficient use of energy, the switch to renewable energy sources or the conscious choice of suppliers.
Scope of support:
- preparation of energy transition plans,
- development of a corporate energy strategy,
- preparation of energy transition scenarios, including setting targets for reducing emissions and energy consumption,
- identification of investment goals and priorities,
- analysis of the possibilities of deploying renewables, energy storage, cogeneration and process electrification,
- creating implementation schedules for the measures.
In light of current legislation, regulations and pressure from investors and customers, companies must develop an effective decarbonisation strategy in order to reduce their negative impact on the climate and the environment. For companies that delay changing their business models, this will mean a growing risk to securing investment financing or maintaining relationships with business partners who are more aware of climate challenges.
By implementing a good energy strategy, a company will secure:
- compliance with regulatory requirements,
- increased resilience to financial risks and legislative changes,
- a competitive advantage,
- access to green financing and, as a result, lower costs of raising capital.
As part of developing a decarbonisation plan, we offer:
- planning a methodology for achieving the climate neutrality goal in a cost-optimal way,
- a review of measures and technologies that reduce the impact of business activity on the natural environment, in terms of capital expenditure and current operating expenses,
- identification of the main risks associated with implemented or proposed technologies and investments, and an assessment of the activity in the local context,
- identification and assessment of available solutions (including cPPAs), market suppliers and supply chain implementation models,
- development of a financial model taking into account all variants as well as climate and financial risks,
- determination of targets and levels of achieved emission reduction.

