A roadmap gives you a pragmatic plan to reduce your CO₂ emissions: phased, financially substantiated and tailored to your business model.

The pressure to act is mounting – through the CSRD, SBTi commitments, customer requirements and investor expectations. A roadmap gives your organisation a clear direction and proves to the outside world that your targets are more than intentions.

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A decarbonisation roadmap is only useful if it connects to your business model, investment cycles and operational capabilities. We develop a roadmap tailored to the specific context of your organisation and sector, supported by management and actionable in practice.

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We work in four steps:

1. Hotspot analysis – Drawing on your CO₂ footprint, we identify the emissions with the greatest reduction potential. We distinguish emissions that are operationally manageable from those that require fundamental choices about your business model.
2. Measure analysis – We map the relevant reduction measures, from energy efficiency and renewable energy to supply chain interventions and product transformations. For each measure, we assess the CO₂ reduction potential, feasibility and financial impact.
3. Phased roadmap – We order the measures in a logical timeline aligned with your reduction targets and investment capacity: quick wins in the short term, structural investments in the medium term and transformative choices over the longer term.
4. Internal support and embedding – A roadmap only works if it is supported and followed up internally. We guide the presentation to management and the board, we translate the roadmap into concrete responsibilities and milestones, and put in place a monitoring system to track progress and make adjustments.

The roadmap is the plan. Execution requires the right foundations and follow-through:

• CO₂ footprinting – If you do not yet have a robust measurement basis, we build that first.‍

• CO₂ target setting and SBTi – If you do not yet have validated reduction targets, an SBTi trajectory can substantiate and validate your roadmap.‍
• Sustainability reporting and CSRD – The roadmap as part of your CSRD reporting.‍