GreenFlex Sustainable development strategy and roadmap Transition plan & SBT trajectory Reduce your greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in line with global climate requirements Once you have measured your GHG emissions, you need to set reduction targets that are compatible with climate requirements and implement concrete actions to achieve them. Science-Based Targets (SBT): the benchmark for defining ambitious GHG reductions Science-Based Targets Initiative (SBTi) was launched in June 2015 by the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP), the United Nations Global Compact, the World Resource Institute (WRI) and the World Wildlife Fund (WWF). It is now the reference body for determining and deploying ambitious GHG emission reductions. A reduction target is considered “science-based” if it is in line with what climate science considers necessary to achieve the Paris agreements and if it makes it possible to limit global warming to well below 2°C compared with pre-industrial levels. Using the SBTi method, the aim is to determine a GHG emissions trajectory for organisations over several time horizons. This gives the level of reduction to be achieved by emissions scope (1, 2 and 3) or according to the 6 categories of the ISO 14 064 standard, in terms of both absolute emissions (kgCO₂e) and carbon intensity (kgCO₂e/m2, kgCO₂e/FTE). This simulation work enables us to set an ambitious course and then implement appropriate measures to reduce emissions: Reducing energy consumption (energy sobriety and efficiency) Optimising people’s journeys through mobility plans Implementing a low-carbon logistics policy Implementing a low-carbon purchasing policy Substitution of fossil fuels with renewable and recovered energies Waste management as part of the circular economy (reduction, reuse, recycling, recovery) A reference method for planning your carbon reduction strategy Worldwide, more than 1,000 companies work with SBTi to set their targets and certify their approach. The different stages of our support Checking eligibility and the criteria to be met Recommendation of the approach to choose (absolute, sectoral, physical intensity, economic intensity, etc.) Calculation of the trajectory on the basis of the GHG assessments carried out and preparation for certification The objectives of implementing a low-carbon strategy Responding to the growing demands of your customers Winning new markets Improving your organisation’s non-financial performance Facilitating reporting in conjunction with the CSRD The benefits of implementing concrete reduction actions Reduce your dependence on fossil fuels Your suppliers’ commitment to reducing their GHG emissions Involving your employees in a meaningful process Reduce your risk exposure while increasing your competitiveness and attractiveness GreenFlex: your ideal partner for developing your reduction trajectory GreenFlex is recognised as an expert in measuring and reducing CO₂ and other greenhouse gas emissions. All our carbon strategies are tailored to each player so that they can better grasp all the consequences. Our teams combine strategy and operations to put the predefined ambitions into practice. Our experts offer you a critical eye from start to finish, thanks to their experience and know-how. They are able to understand the challenges in each sector (agronomic engineers working on the entire food value chain as well as ecosystems, mobility and transport teams, experts in the circular economy). ADEME has chosen GreenFlex’s methodology to be replicated across the market. GreenFlex trains all design offices and consultancy firms tou use our tools for building operational and investment roadmaps. Only trained players will be able to pass on subsidies to their customers. And thanks to our GreenFlexIQ platform, you can track your performance in comparison with your SBT trajectory! Do you want to reduce your CO₂ emissions? Define an ambitious trajectory Contact us Discover the other steps of our support Implementation of the ACT approach Measuring GHG emissions Energy & carbon strategy Energy master plan Strategy for contributing to neutrality
