ERM is supporting clients on delivering & operationalizing net-zero pathways that are scientifically robust, commercially viable, technically practicable and meet the needs of today’s ESG investors."
Sabine Hoefnagel
Executive Committee member, ERM
Supporting clients in the transition to a net-zero future
Photo credit: Zoe Desouky, United States
ERM recognizes our client base includes companies in energy-intensive sectors that play an important role in socio-economic development at a global, regional and local level.
ERM is distinctly positioned to help our clients in the corporate and finance sector to navigate the transition to a net-zero future, from strategic advice through to practical on-the-ground implementation:
- Advising at corporate and asset levels to identify and reduce carbon emissions and climate-related financial risk within the value chain;
- Providing climate policy analyses and intelligence to assess evolving regulatory requirements;
- Building new or repurposing existing infrastructure for the new lower-carbon economy (e.g., renewables, electricity networks, liquid natural gas, hydrogen, and carbon capture, utilization and storage);
- Helping to close, clean-up and regenerate old fossil fuel related assets as the low carbon transition gathers momentum; and
- Assessing how nature based solutions can support carbon reduction goals and build resilience of assets impacted by climate change.
In setting out the company’s approach, ERM Executive Committee member Sabine Hoefnagel said, “ERM recognizes our client base includes companies in energy-intensive sectors that play an important role in socio-economic development at a global, regional and local level. We know our most significant impact is through the work we do with our clients, and we are engaging them through a sector-based approach as the pathway to net-zero looks very different from sector to sector."
Learn more about our work with clients and our collaborations with others on net-zero the transition to a low carbon economy in the case studies section of this report.