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Know where to cut emissions, what it costs, and when to act

Turn your emissions data into a costed, prioritized path to your climate targets.

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From your data to a costed plan

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Start with your data

Bring in your procurement or emissions data to build the foundation for your transition plan.

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Identify your biggest opportunities

Break down emissions across your business and supply chain to identify hotspots, suppliers, and areas with the greatest reduction potential.

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Find your lowest-cost pathway

Our optimization engine uses real-world economics data to identify the lowest-cost pathway to your decarbonization targets.

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Select your pathway

Explore scenarios for business growth, global decarbonization, and carbon costs, then select the pathway that best reflects how you expect your business and the world around it to change.

What this means for your decarbonization roadmap

Move from emissions visibility to a prioritized plan, grounded in real-world costs.

Make better investment decisions

Understand the trade-offs between emissions impact, investment, and potential savings before committing resources.

Focus effort where it matters

Give teams a clearer view of where the greatest reduction potential sits across the business and supply chain.

Turn targets into next steps

Move beyond long-term ambition with a practical roadmap your teams can use to guide action.

Engage suppliers and explore solutions

Translate your plan into concrete actions for suppliers and explore market-based solutions to help meet your targets.

See deeper, reduce smarter

To create a credible Scope 3.1 transition plan, you need to understand what drives the emissions of the products you purchase. Our product intelligence breaks down a product’s impact across electricity, heat, transport, waste and feedstock throughout your supply chain.

Identify the most cost-effective reduction levers, where you can influence change directly, and where hotspots sit deeper in your supply chain. Use these insights to build your Scope 3 reduction strategy and engage suppliers with concrete actions.

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Turn your climate targets into action

See where to focus, select your pathway, and take action by engaging suppliers with concrete decarbonization steps and exploring market-based solutions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Have more questions?

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Can I explore different decarbonization scenarios?

Yes. You can define different scenarios based on factors such as business growth, expected global decarbonization and carbon costs, and explore the pathways associated with each.

How does Green Project identify the lowest-cost pathway to my targets?

Green Project uses mathematical optimization and real-world economics data to identify the lowest-cost pathway to your decarbonization targets.

How does Green Project account for future changes in the wider economy?

Green Project incorporates real-world grid and transportation decarbonization forecasts, alongside typical costs for reduction actions, to inform your pathway.

How can I put my transition plan into action?

Use your pathway to prioritize reduction actions, engage suppliers with concrete decarbonization actions, and explore market-based solutions.