DISCOVER YOUR ROADMAP

TO DECARBONIZATION

At Siemens Advanta, we develop the strategy and long-term roadmap that guides your company to cleaner energy alternatives, while considering your business goals.

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THE DECARBONIZATION CHALLENGE EXPLAINED

Decarbonization is a strategic challenge for all utilities, with most utilities striving to be carbon neutral in the next 20 years.

Decarbonization is a major undertaking for any operation. Your business has established CO2 reduction goals, but has budgets and other constraints to consider. How does your company make the leap to reducing emissions, while also meeting your business needs?

INTRODUCING OUR DECARBONIZATION ROADMAP

The Decarbonization Roadmap is a tailored solution created specifically for your companies' individual situation. It is an assessment of your energy system, considering emission reduction goals, and required investments. Siemens Advanta brings years of expertise and extensive know-how to create a unique plan for your transition into emission reduction.

HOW SIEMENS ADVANTA DEVELOPS YOUR PLAN

2 To 3 Weeks

1. Strategy Review and Scoping

Siemens reviews strategic targets and collects all relevant data regarding your energy system.

4 To 6 Weeks

2. Scenario Development and Analysis

Siemens develops a detailed model of your current energy system.
Based on the strategic criteria 3-5 scenarios to achieve the emission reductions are modelled.

2 to 3 Weeks

3. Your Strategic Roadmap report is developed & deliverd

Based on the results of the model Siemend develops and aligns with you on the strategic recommendations and generates the decarbonization roadmap report.

THE POSITIVE IMPACTS DECARBONIZATION CAN HAVE, AND WHY YOU SHOULD CHOOSE SIEMENS ADVANTA

Urban areas account for about 3/4 of global energy use. Through digital decarbonization and our solutions specific roadmap, we can meet your emission goals which benefits businesses, societies, & environments. In one example, we modeled energy demand that identified 70% less carbon emissions by 2035 and 25% less heat demand in 2035.