Make the route to net zero visible, costed, and defensible.
Move a portfolio from a public commitment to a credible, sequenced programme. We give you the scenarios, the costs, and the trade-offs in a form you can take to a board.
Where you are
The net-zero commitment is public, the delivery plan is still vague, and the board is starting to ask noticeably harder questions about how the target is going to be met.
The decision in front of you
What would it actually take to put this portfolio on a credible pathway, and how does the trade-off shift at different budgets?
Why the usual routes do not get you there
- ESG strategy decks describe ambition without ever sequencing the projects that have to happen.
- Static carbon reports age quickly and do not translate into capex decisions anybody can sign off.
- Consultancy roadmaps cost what the actual programme of work should cost, and still rest on assumptions buried in an appendix.
- Internal target spreadsheets collapse the moment the underlying data is updated.
What we do instead
We model a set of scenarios across the portfolio (budget-constrained, deadline-led, ROI-led, and net-zero-led), forecast the energy use, carbon, and EPC rating impacts under each one, and then sequence the measures into a programme that survives realistic capex constraints.
What lands on your desk
- A scenario comparison showing ratings, emissions, and capex before and after
- A year-by-year emissions trajectory for each scenario
- A sequenced programme with the assumptions visible
- A board-ready summary and the underlying data export
- Disclosure-aligned outputs for TCFD/IFRS S2 and SECR
Why it holds up under scrutiny
The model is documented and the sources, confidence levels, and assumptions are all stated on the page. The result is a net-zero plan that is auditable, comparable across portfolios, and able to survive a stakeholder reading it line by line.
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