Strategic position

Decarbonization strategy – Greener and also profitable

Reducing emissions without a financial plan is a promise. A financial plan without decarbonization is a dead end. We will combine both into a strategy that holds the numbers and direction – and bring it into operation.

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What We Do

We will prepare a decarbonization strategy that stands on two legs: an emissions reduction plan and a financial model that ensures the company remains profitable. We will identify where it makes sense to invest, in what order and with what return. The result will be a concrete roadmap with milestones, budget and a clear owner for each step.

When the plan is finished, we don't stop. We will design the changes into your company's operations using the Six Sigma DMAIC methodology.

Why decarbonization needs a financial plan

Most companies have a goal to reduce emissions. Few have calculated how much it will cost, where the money will come from and when the investment will pay back. Without that, a decarbonization strategy is just a statement.

→The carbon footprint is essentially a mirror of cost calculation – anyone who cannot allocate costs to a product unit cannot credibly calculate emissions either.
→The MACC curve (Marginal Abatement Cost Curve) ranks measures by cost efficiency – showing what reduces emissions cheapest and what is expensive and can wait.
→Decarbonization investments compete for capital with other projects – they must have an equally strong business case as a new line or acquisition.
→Regulatory pressure (EU ETS, CBAM, CSRD) changes the economics of projects – what is not worthwhile today may become a necessity in two years.
→Green transformation without profitability is not sustainable – a company that invests more than it can afford also jeopardizes its decarbonization goal.

What You Get

→Analysis of the company's emission profile (Scope 1, 2 and relevant Scope 3 categories) linked with the cost structure
→MACC curve with evaluation of individual measures – costs, emission savings, return, risks
→Decarbonization financial model: investment plan, impact on margin, cash flow projections, financing sources (equity, grants, green bonds)
→Project roadmap for 1–3 years based on your capacities and budget

Who It Is For

→Companies with a specific target (CSRD commitment, customer requirement) and the need to achieve it
→Companies preparing a strategic change (restructuring, investment, investor entry)
→Companies that want to invest in emission reductions but need to know where to start and what pays off
→CFOs and finance directors who are looking for hard numbers behind the ESG strategy

From plan to implementation – change management

A strategy without execution is just a document. We lead change implementation as a project using the Six Sigma DMAIC methodology – five phases, each with a clear output and decision point.

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Goal Definition

State analysis, goal definition, project scope, stakeholder requirements (customer, management, regulator).
M

Measure – We Measure the Current State

Data collection, definition of baseline and indicators, reliability check of measurements.
A

Analyze – We Find the Causes

Identification of main causes, evaluation of alternatives, MACC for investments in emissions reduction.
I

Improve – We Implement Changes

Pilot projects, testing solutions in operation, gradual rollout across the whole company.
C

Control – We Maintain the New State

Control mechanisms, handover to regular operation, audit after six months.