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Reducing emissions is currently a major issue. increasing numbers of companies and financial institutions are conditioning their cooperation on a clear greenhouse gas emission reduction strategy.

CEZ ESCO is your ideal partner for reducing emissions. We are the largest supplier of emission-free and low-energy projects and services.
We are committed to supporting your transition to a carbon-neutral world with environmentally friendly solutions.

Reducing your carbon footprint in a nutshell

Do you have an idea of how much CO2 your company produces annually?

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We can help with the calculations while also recommending possible measures.

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We can develop a plan for their implementation, from immediate to long-term measures.

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We can recommend customised solutions and products together with their ideal combination.

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We can implement implement the proposed measures together, in accordance with the plan.

Emissions measurement has its own clear rules. The most widely implemented is the measurement and reporting methodology according to the GHG Protocol.
In order to reduce greenhouse gas production, it is important to start measuring emissions so that their reduction can subsequently be addressed.

The vast majority of companies measure emissions using the GHG Protocol methodology

  • emissions are divided into 3 categories (Scope 1, 2 and 3)
  • it is the most widely used global standard for measuring, analysing and reporting carbon footprints in the private and public sectors
  • used by more than 95% of Fortune 500 companies
  • methodology used by CEZ, a.s.

GHG Protocol methodology emission categories

SCOPE 1 (direct emissions)

Activities that belong to and are controlled by the company, in which emissions are directly released into the atmosphere. These are direct emissions. They include, for example, emissions from boilers at the plant, vehicles owned by the plant or industrial process emissions.

SCOPE 2 (indirect emissions from energy)

Emissions associated with the consumption of purchased energy (electricity, heat, steam or cooling), which are not generated directly at the plant but are a consequence of the plant's activities. These are indirect emissions from sources not directly controlled by the plant.

SCOPE 3 (other indirect emissions)

Emissions that result from the plant's activities, which arise from sources outside the plant's control or ownership but are not classified as Scope 2 emissions. Examples include land-filling or material and fuel purchases, or business travel by means of transport not directly owned or controlled by the plant (e.g. air travel).

EU climate neutrality targets

he European Parliament has adopted ambitious EU climate neutrality targets for 2050 and made them legally binding.
New EU legislation raises the 2030 emissions reduction target to at least 55 % below 1990 levels.

40%

Reduction of greenhouse gas emissions

  • at least 40% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions

32%

Share of renewable energy sources (RES)

  • at least 32% share of renewable energy

32,5%

Achievement of energy efficiency (EED)

  • at least 32.5% improvement in energy efficiency
Source: European Commission

Let us suggest the ideal solution or combination of solutions to redice your carbon footprint and achieve your climate goals

Immediate impact

At low cost

Emission-free electricity

Emission-free natural gas

Offset projects

Green energy

Long-term comprehensive measures

With significant efficiency and the possibility of subsidies

Energy performance contracting (epc)

Building services engineering (bse)

Hydrogen

Ventilation and air-conditioning

Impact within months

With the possibility of subsidies

Energy storage

E-mobility

Energy consulting and management

Photovoltaic plant

Cogeneration

Indoor lighting

Measurement and control

Public lighting

Heating system