Case study | Partners in Performance

Business challenge

Our client needed to develop an energy transition roadmap integrating technological solutions, economics and governance.

Context

A major single commodity global mining company had committed to a 30% emission reduction target by 2030 and carbon‑neutrality by 2050.

They needed to define a plan to achieve this ambition and integrate emissions into their internal processes.

Business impact

$0m
improvement in Net Present Value (NPV)

0%
reduction in total emissions (1.0-1.6M tCO2e reduction pa)

$0m
annually in identified operational savings

$0bn
capital requirement

Solution

How we helped

  • Implemented improvement ideas using WiredUp and drove physical changes across the whole of the business value chain
  • Helped the CEO leadership team use the transparency provided by WiredUP to drive pipeline value, velocity and cash delivery through the line
  • Align on 2030 ‘business as usual’ emissions, and develop an emission forecast model to 2030 and 2050
  • Identify opportunities to replace the fleet with lower emission technologies
  • Build idea repository of energy efficiency ideas and marginal abatement curves
  • Assess current business processes and provide recommendations to augment governance for emission management

Key Takeaway

  • Most client roadmaps only look at unabated and abated emission forecasts
  • Our roadmap considered critical but often overlooked, aspects such as the economics of emission reduction and the governance systems required to succeed
  • This resulted in a practical plan with a management operating cycle that would deliver on the ambition
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