Our Solution Program
The global climate change, caused by emissions of carbon dioxide and greenhouse gases, has by now become one of the greatest challenges the humanity has to face. More and more countries have declared carbon neutrality to be an important strategic goal and have also taken active measures to combat climate change. On May 5, 2021, the EU Parliament adopted the first Climate Change Regulation, officially incorporating the goals of Climate neutrality into European law. Although companies are responsible for the majority of CO₂ emissions, they make the biggest contribution to achieving those climate neutrality goals. In order to take advantage of the enormous development opportunities of a future with "net zero emissions", companies must not only take climate protection measures, but also promote comprehensive and far-reaching measures to reduce emissions. This is the only way to successfully realize the transition to a low-carbon future.
CO2-Planning
As part of the dual carbon policy formulated by China, a roadmap and timetable for reducing carbon emissions have been drawn up. In preparing the dual carbon policy, action plans and implementation programs for carbon neutrality and carbon peak were developed, taking into account the economic characteristics of urban areas and enterprises.
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CO2-Management
We offer a comprehensive assessment of a company's CO2 emissions at the production, operational and supply chain levels. Our scope also includes the identification and analysis of decarbonization opportunities within various emission limits. We also support companies in setting up a suitable CO2 management system that includes aspects of CO2 control, process monitoring, CO2 balance reports, statistics and CO2 emission reports. In addition, we support companies in the regular publication of CO2 information and in the training of qualified personnel in carbon management.
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CO2-Emissions
Our activities also include the provision of programs and individual advice to governments and companies to reduce carbon emissions and achieve carbon neutrality. Governments and businesses have already taken action to achieve low-carbon or "net-zero" emissions of greenhouse gases. These include source emission reduction, energy substitution, energy recovery, energy conservation, process transformation, and carbon capture and storage (CCUS).
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CO2-Data
We also provide big data solution plans in the areas of data mining, data analysis and its algorithms and models, data storage, and data visualization to promote innovative management and technology development for businesses and government agencies.
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CO2-Label
In order to mitigate climate change, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote technologies to reduce carbon emissions, CO2 emissions caused in the product life cycle (LCA) should be quantified on product labels with an index so that consumers are informed about the CO2 emissions generated by a product (i.e. its carbon footprint).
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CO2-Trade
Trading in the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions is based on international public law. Upon acquisition, companies receive the CO2 emission right, generally referred to as an allowance, whereby they are granted the emission of the greenhouse gas CO2. Trading activities are calculated per ton of CO2 (t CO2e) and are commonly defined as "emissions trading". The market on which these emissions are traded is accordingly referred to as the "carbon market".
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