19SEPTEMBER, 2025DECARBONIZING CONSULTING STARTUPSsustainability-focused investment disclosures and satisfies stakeholder expectations.Identifying Emission Hotspots for Targeted Reduction PlansEnviance follows a step-by-step methodology to verify and chart carbon intensity through all its operations so that the organizations can identify emission hotspots and develop specific reduction plans. The process starts with clearly identifying both organizational boundaries and operational boundaries. Thereafter, an exhaustive verification of greenhouse gas inventory is carried out, where all the sources of emissions are enumerated in scope 1, scope 2, and scope 3. Data for each source of emissions is gathered, and based on this data, emissions are estimated by multiplying with suitable emission factors.This methodology makes it possible to make sensible comparisons between various sites, processes, or business units. To complement this comparison, it performs internal and external benchmarking, comparing carbon intensity throughout the organization. This serves to bring performance gaps and emission hotspots into focus, and all findings are represented in a dashboard, which makes it simpler for decision-makers to identify for smooth operation. For instance, energy efficiency measurement, such as equipment upgrades, optimizing technical processes, or implementing the most appropriate technologies.Building Resilience through Climate Risk AnalysisEnviance verifies and validates climate risk analysis carried out by the organizations as a part of their decarbonization strategy process, following the applicable relevant framework. Notably, this strategy goes beyond merely reducing emissions, aiming to build long-term climate resilience by identifying and prioritizing both physical and transition risk. Also, physical risk mainly consists of unprecedented weather events, droughts, and natural disasters caused by climate change."The team of experts at Enviance possesses a strong scientific background, along with a deep understanding of the evolving regulatory landscape and extensive experience in navigating and influencing dynamic policy", says Pankaj Kumar, Managing Director, Enviance.The transition risks primarily consist of regulatory hurdles and issues concerning markets. These risks are applicable to clients' supply chains and operations. This refers to both qualitative and quantitative approaches used to assess possible impacts under alternative climate futures. Furthermore, the company ensures, this type of information is directly incorporated into decarbonization roadmaps design in order to make sure that mitigation and adaptation measures are focused on where there is a risk factor.Benchmarking Progress toward Net-Zero GoalsClimate action is extremely dynamic and has to adapt with adjustments in science, policy, and disclosure frameworks. It is identified by gap analysis method and benchmarking are key terms for climate risk and sustainability reporting. Through these instruments, companies are able to gauge their present practices, determine where they can improve, and track improvements against industry benchmarks. One of the company processes involved is the continuous tracking of the changes to leading frameworks like the GHG Protocol, TCFD, SBTi, and others. Such standards form an essential part of defining productive decarbonization plans for businesses. Enviance ensures decarbonization plans are updated to stay at par with the ever-evolving policies, supply chain dynamics, or economic changes. Furthermore, the company ensures plans are updated, and mitigation paths are refreshed in such scenarios to keep clients on course, both in terms of impact and regulatory compliance. Additionally, by facilitating adaptive and responsive support, it enables clients to shift from single projects to long-term climate leadership.Going forward, the company's future vision is to drive decarbonization across the world, and support broader fights against climate change. Additionally, Enviance also plans to assist companies in achieving their sustainability goals by delivering strategies based on science, and at the same time, financially viable. By aligning science, finance, and policy, Enviance helps companies shift from short-term sustainability gestures to long-term climate leadership
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