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REDUCE
Create a science-based carbon reduction strategy
We help companies deliver ambitious, tangible decarbonization strategies through effective planning, with a clear ROI in your net-zero transition.
Take action in line with best practices
THE PROCESS
Set targets and track your reduction progress
Create Paris-aligned reduction scenarios, get insights into reduction costs and the return on investment of your initiatives.
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FAQ's about carbon reduction
What is the Greenhouse Gas Protocol?
The Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol is the world’s leading framework for measuring and managing greenhouse gas emissions across Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3, helping businesses accurately assess their carbon footprint. Widely adopted by sustainability standards such as CDP, CSRD, and the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), the GHG Protocol ensures consistency, transparency, and credibility in corporate climate reporting and emissions reduction strategies.
To learn more about the Protocol, read our blog.
What is carbon reduction for companies?
CO2 reduction means lowering the greenhouse gas emissions caused by your company’s operations, energy use, travel, supply chain, and other activities. It’s about shrinking your carbon footprint through smarter choices, not just offsetting.
What are the costs of carbon reduction?
The cost depend on the measures you take. Some quick wins cost little or nothing (like changing behavior or improving planning). Others require investment, but often deliver savings through reduced energy use or less waste.
Is having a carbon reduction strategy mandatory?
Not all companies are required to report on emissions yet, but that doesn’t mean you should wait. Larger clients may soon require emissions reporting from suppliers. Taking action now puts you ahead of the curve - and avoids missed opportunities later.
What’s the difference between carbon reduction and carbon removal?
Carbon reduction prevents new emissions (e.g., switching to renewable energy), while carbon removal pulls CO₂ directly from the atmosphere (e.g., reforestation, soil carbon storage). Both types of credits play a role in offsetting emissions and many providers offer a combination of the two.
What is the difference between reducing and offsetting carbon?
Reduction means cutting emissions at the source, through real operational changes.
Offsetting means compensating for emissions you haven’t eliminated yet, often by funding external projects like tree planting.
Reduction always comes first.
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