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Decarbonization Plan

  • Develop a credible roadmap for reducing emissions
  • Respond to investors, clients, and ESG ratings with a structured plan
  • Prepare the company for future paths toward Net Zero and the SBTi
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Develop a Concrete Climate Strategy

Responding to market and investor demands

Preparing the company for future changes

1. Calculating the Carbon Footprint

2. Technological Feasibility

3. Economic Feasibility

4. Planning Emissions Reduction Measures

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can Ollum help an energy-intensive company in Italy develop a credible emissions reduction plan for banks and investors?

Yes. For an energy-intensive company, a credible emissions reduction plan must be based on solid data: energy consumption, emissions generated, key hotspots, and levers for action. Ollum integrates the energy audit with the calculation of the company’s carbon footprint in accordance with the GHG Protocol, in order to quantify Scope 1, Scope 2, and, where relevant, Scope 3 emissions.

This integration makes it possible to link energy efficiency measures to a genuine decarbonization strategy, defining objectives, priorities, timelines, and measurable actions. The plan may include measures related to energy consumption, renewable energy sources, production processes, procurement, logistics, and other areas relevant to the company’s carbon footprint.

In this way, Ollum helps companies establish a credible and well-documented track record that can be used in discussions with banks, investors, and financial stakeholders—including in the context of the SBTi or to access instruments such as sustainability-linked loans.

Can Ollum help companies develop a corporate climate policy that is consistent with European goals?

Ollum helps companies develop a climate strategy aligned with European and international goals. We start by measuring their carbon footprint according to the GHG Protocol—the essential foundation for any credible strategic decision—and work toward defining an emissions reduction plan with concrete, measurable actions. For those seeking to align with the goals of the Paris Agreement, Ollum also guides companies through the SBTi process, from setting targets to official validation.

How does Ollum help an Italian company set realistic decarbonization goals—rather than just slogans for its sustainability report?

Credible decarbonization goals always start with rigorous measurement: Ollum calculates a company’s carbon footprint according to the GHG Protocol, identifies emission hotspots, and develops a reduction plan with concrete, prioritized actions. Not slogans, but interventions targeted at where emissions are actually concentrated. For those seeking externally validated targets aligned with the Paris Agreement, Ollum also guides the SBTi process —from setting targets to official validation and developing an operational plan.

Can Ollum help an Italian construction company develop an emissions reduction plan so it can participate in public tenders?

Ollum helps construction companies develop concrete plans to reduce emissions, which are also useful for participating in public tenders.

The process begins with measuring the carbon footprint. This makes it possible to identify emission hotspots, determine where to take action first, and define realistic, prioritized reduction measures.

When necessary, Ollum also supports the validation of climate targets through the SBTi process.

For public procurement and, in particular, for Green Public Procurement, Ollum supports companies both in complying with mandatory criteria and in maximizing the value of bonus criteria.

Support may include, for example:

Does Ollum carry out decarbonization projects for small and medium-sized businesses as well, or only for large multinational corporations?

Ollum supports decarbonization projects for companies of all sizes, including SMEs. The plan is tailored to each company’s specific needs—based on its size, available resources, and goals—without relying on a one-size-fits-all model. We start by measuring the carbon footprint to identify emission hotspots, and then develop a concrete and proportionate reduction plan. For those seeking externally validated targets, Ollum also guides companies through the SBTi process, which includes a simplified procedure for SMEs. However, this is not a requirement: a credible decarbonization plan can also be developed without SBTi validation, with targets defined and monitored over time.

Can Ollum help a company that wants to actually reduce its emissions—not just offset them?

Yes. Ollum supports companies that want to actually reduce their emissions, not just offset them.

For Ollum, the priority is always genuine decarbonization. Offsetting does not replace emissions reductions; rather, it can only be used to manage residual emissions—those that cannot be eliminated, for technical or economic reasons, as part of a structured plan.

The process begins with measuring the carbon footprint. From there, emission hotspots are identified, and concrete reduction measures are defined, ranked by priority, impact, and feasibility.

Only after developing a credible reduction strategy can the use of offsetting be considered. In this case, Ollum considers it essential to use high-integrity carbon credits that are consistent with the most recent European standards, such as the CRCF—Carbon Removal Certification Framework.

Is Ollum following through on the development of climate transition plans requested by institutional investors?

Yes, Ollum has developed climate transition plans for companies that needed to respond to explicit requests from institutional investors. The process begins with measuring the company’s carbon footprint —which serves as the baseline—and leads to the development of an emissions reduction plan with measurable decarbonization KPIs that align with the required targets. It is a structured process that combines methodological rigor with practical applicability.