Making Net Zero A Reality: Four Steps To Move Carbon Reduction Plans From Strategy To Action

Plans for seismic regional shifts in the way future energy is generated provides just one macroeconomic example of the scale of the journey ahead to reach the promised land of Net Zero. As last week's story from The Financial Times reported, the emergence of hydrogen as a viable alternative to traditional fossil fuels is a development that can power both cost and carbon reduction.

The carbon reduction strategies that individual businesses adopt will of course play a significant role in further contributing to the global goals outlined at COP26 last year. However, they also have the potential to drive efficiency and performance on their own bottom line.

One of the challenges that businesses face is that carbon reduction is not a standalone goal, but rather one part of an overall strategy. In order to be successful, companies must take a holistic view of their operations and identify where they can make the biggest impact. This means looking beyond the direct