Decarbonization Consulting

A decarbonization roadmap is a phased plan that turns an operational emissions goal into a sequence of building decisions. It starts from a documented baseline and emissions boundary, compares efficiency, electrification, controls and distributed-energy pathways against equipment life and ownership priorities, and sets out near-term capital actions, longer-term projects, responsible parties and the metrics used to check progress.

The core scope addresses operational, energy-related emissions from building energy use. Embodied carbon, supply-chain inventories and comprehensive corporate greenhouse-gas reporting are separate scopes, and we never assume they are included unless your engagement says so.

No. An audit informs the baseline and the improvement options, and it is often the right first step. The decarbonization roadmap goes further: it addresses emissions assumptions, sequencing, equipment replacement cycles, capital planning and the ongoing review that keeps the plan alive.

No. We compare practical pathways and timing, including infrastructure readiness, remaining equipment life, operational constraints and the emissions assumptions in use. The plan explains the tradeoffs rather than assuming one solution everywhere, and replacing working equipment before its time is a decision it makes visible, not one it hides.

Yes. We coordinate incentive screening and C-PACE advisory where the property and program allow. Financing obligations, approval conditions and program constraints are evaluated separately from the modeled emissions result, so a promising carbon number never stands in for an eligibility finding.

We establish reporting metrics, data responsibilities and review intervals at the outset. Commissioning and measurement and verification check implementation and measured performance, and when use or assumptions change we document the change rather than conceal it.