Decarbonization
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Creating a Reduction PlanEmission Tracking ManagementCarbon Reporting ProcessVerifiable Data Infrastructure
Decarbonization, a critical part of the process of reducing and ultimately eliminating carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions and other greenhouse gases (GHG) caused by human activities in fossil-based energy generation, transportation, logistics activities and industry, aims to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 in line with the Paris Climate Agreement in order to reduce the impacts of climate change.
Decarbonization is critical for combating climate change, controlling global temperature rise and ensuring a sustainable planet for future generations.
Reaching net-zero carbon, a state in which human-induced greenhouse gas emissions are balanced by their removal from the atmosphere, requires a comprehensive and strategic approach. The first and most important step is to measure current emissions to establish a baseline, and then develop a manageable, step-by-step reduction plan.
CGE Carbonmeter helps all sectors on their decarbonization journeys by supporting measurement, target setting, action definition, benchmarking with best practices and recommendations, and guiding you on which year you may reach your net-zero target through scenario analyses. With its reporting feature aligned with international standards, it helps you differentiate yourself with your approaches to decarbonization in the eyes of your customers, investors and financial institutions. With its evidence-based measurement, assessment and reporting infrastructure, it manages your carbon data and provides a reporting infrastructure that can be verified by third parties.
CGE Carbonmeter contributes to sustainable corporate competitiveness by offering monitoring and consolidated reporting structures that enable not only your organization and the facilities where you operate, but also your group companies and group approach, as well as all stakeholders in your value chain that affect the increase of carbon emissions in the value chain (supply chain, customers, dealers, etc.), to align with your decarbonization targets.
