Decarbonisation analysis: reduction potential and MACC curve

A reduction target without a cost curve is a headline. We calculate how much can really be cut, with what investment and in what order, so that every tonne avoided has a price and a date. The result is there to decide budgets, not just to communicate.

What's included

• Emissions baseline and business-as-usual projection.
• Portfolio of technical and organisational measures with quantified reduction potential.
• Marginal abatement cost curve (MACC) with the cost per tonne of CO₂ equivalent avoided.
• Reduction scenarios for 2030 and 2050 with the investment attached to each.
• Consistency check against internationally recognised reduction criteria.
• Roadmap with annual milestones, owners and monitoring indicators.

When you need it

• You have to set a reduction target and want to know whether it is achievable before announcing it.
• Your emissions inventory is done and you do not know where to start acting.
• The board is asking for the real cost of decarbonisation before approving it.
• You want to prioritise energy investments on a basis that lets you compare them.

How we work

We start from your inventory if you already have one, or build it first. Cost and savings assumptions are validated with your maintenance and procurement teams: a MACC curve with unrealistic prices is no basis for any decision.