ABOUT CORAL FUTURE
We harness the power of business to create a more sustainable world. We have more than 15 years' experience working on sustainability and carbon credits solutions.
SERVICES
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INITIATIVES
To help you make informed decisions, here is an overview of how other climate initiatives are relevant to our work.
Net Zero
To make 1.5 degrees possible, we need a balance between anthropogenic emissions and removals, a state known as net-zero. We need to adapt various instruments to achieve this state, and Coral Future can help you.
WHAT IS NET-ZERO?
Net-zero is a state of balance between the released GHG emissions and an equivalent amount of GHG emissions removed through carbon removal.
While it is practically not possible to eliminate all the emissions due to technical and economic constraints, it is possible to achieve a balance that results in no net increase of GHG emissions. Hence, achieving Net-Zero means that the GHG emissions have been reduced or eliminated as near as possible to zero, and the unabated emissions have been neutralized with the help of carbon removal measures.
DIFFERENT NET-ZERO TARGETS
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DIFFERENT NET-ZERO TARGETS
Net-Zero Carbon: An energy-efficient building that runs on energy sourced through on-site or ex-situ renewable sources is known as a Net-Zero Carbon building. This accounts for the carbon emissions involved during construction and operation phases that are reduced and/or compensated equal to zero.
Net-Zero Energy: A Net-Zero Energy state is attained when the clean energy produced on-site or nearby is equivalent to the total energy required/used.
Net-Zero Emissions: Achieving Net-Zero emissions means that the released anthropogenic GHG emissions are balanced by removing an equal amount of GHG emissions from the atmosphere.
HOW CAN I SET A NET-ZERO TARGET?
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Net-Zero’s journey begins with companies setting their near-term and long-term targets in line with the 1.5°C pathway. Near-term targets could just focus on ‘low-carbon’ strategies such as energy efficiency, renewable energy and life cycle assessments. Long- term strategies could be as per SBTi’s Net-Zero Global Standard.
DIFFERENT NET-ZERO TARGETS
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WHAT IS NET-ZERO?
Net-zero is a state of balance between the released GHG emissions and an equivalent amount of GHG emissions removed through carbon removal.
While it is practically not possible to eliminate all the emissions due to technical and economic constraints, it is possible to achieve a balance that results in no net increase of GHG emissions. Hence, achieving Net-Zero means that the GHG emissions have been reduced or eliminated as near as possible to zero, and the unabated emissions have been neutralized with the help of carbon removal measures.
DIFFERENT NET-ZERO TARGETS
Net-Zero Carbon: An energy-efficient building that runs on energy sourced through on-site or ex-situ renewable sources is known as a Net-Zero Carbon building. This accounts for the carbon emissions involved during construction and operation phases that are reduced and/or compensated equal to zero.
Net-Zero Energy: A Net-Zero Energy state is attained when the clean energy produced on-site or nearby is equivalent to the total energy required/used.
Net-Zero Emissions: Achieving Net-Zero emissions means that the released anthropogenic GHG emissions are balanced by removing an equal amount of GHG emissions from the atmosphere.
HOW CAN I SET A NET-ZERO TARGET?
Net-Zero’s journey begins with companies setting their near-term and long-term targets in line with the 1.5°C pathway. Near-term targets could just focus on ‘low-carbon’ strategies such as energy efficiency, renewable energy and life cycle assessments. Long- term strategies could be as per SBTi’s Net-Zero Global Standard.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT WAYS TO ACHIEVE NET-ZERO?
Emissions can be reduced by capturing, recovering and/or reprocessing. Some of the ways are:
- We begin with calculating your GHG emissions across all scopes. This is called carbon footprinting.
- Greater circularity, efficient use of materials, optimization of operations present new opportunities for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
- You can switch to 100% renewable energy.
- You can invest in GHG reduction projects to offset your unavoidable emissions or to simply support SDGs.
Don’t know where to start from? Not sure how to design your Net-Zero pathway strategy?
Don’t worry; we’ve got you covered! Our team is with you to lead you through each and every step of reaching your Net-Zero targets.
This means that Coral Future will assist you with:
- Mapping of your GHG Emissions
- Establishing baseline
- The setting of near-term and long-term Net-Zero targets
- Measuring, tracking and reporting your Net-Zero targets progress
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT WAYS TO ACHIEVE NET-ZERO?
Emissions can be reduced by capturing, recovering and/or reprocessing. Some of the ways are:
- We begin with calculating your GHG emissions across all scopes. This is called carbon footprinting.
- Greater circularity, efficient use of materials, optimization of operations present new opportunities for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
- You can switch to 100% renewable energy.
- You can invest in GHG reduction projects to offset your unavoidable emissions or to simply support SDGs.
Don’t know where to start from? Not sure how to design your Net-Zero pathway strategy?
Don’t worry; we’ve got you covered! Our team is with you to lead you through each and every step of reaching your Net-Zero targets.
This means that Coral Future will assist you with:
- Mapping of your GHG Emissions
- Establishing baseline
- The setting of near-term and long-term Net-Zero targets
- Measuring, tracking and reporting your Net-Zero targets progress