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Blunomy is pleased to have supported Alliance ALLICE, a French industrial alliance, in its thinking on the mobilisation of biomass resources to decarbonise French industry, through an extensive analysis of national and regional projections of biomass availability and demand. This review of multiple forecasts and scenarios shows that significant opportunities to expand bioresource supply exist but remain unlikely to meet the growing demand for bioenergy, potentially leading to major shortages of biomass in the coming years. As competition for bioresources has already begun with companies scrambling to secure biomass supply, it is more important than ever to think about the conditions for an appropriate biomass loop at all scales. Blunomy believes that biomass will only be a relevant lever for decarbonisation if its use is organised around clear priorities and resources are managed in a sustainable way: • Bioresources will be a critical piece of the decarbonisation puzzle – but their use beyond ecosystem services (carbon sink, biodiversity habitat, etc.) must be kept as frugal and limited as possible for an orderly and just transition • The most critical transition uses of biomass must be addressed as a priority, based on the availability and affordability of non-biogenic alternatives, while biomass ecosystem services need to be better assessed and monetised • Standardised and rigorous impact studies are required to restrict biomass availability modelling to resources that are indeed low-carbon, with mitigated environmental and social impacts, and which foster the deployment of sustainable agriculture and forestry practices • Sustainable biomass supply chains will need to be structured and scaled (e.g., increasing biowaste utilisation, monetising marginal or abandoned land and intermediate cropping) • Policymakers must play a key role in creating the conditions for a more sustainable biomass market, taking a holistic view of biomass supply and defining local merit orders which incorporate local specificities   See our infographic below for more details! Feel free to reach out to our biomass experts Sébastien Holl and Baptiste Kas to learn more about our capabilities and expertise. Maëlle Thaller Yann-Gaël RIO Rémi Sanz

👌 Challenge accepted: companies are rushing to ride a wave of Net Zero transition education for their teams.   Why? Because companies – whatever the type, size or sector – are realising the urgency of upskilling their teams on transition if they want to be Net Zero, with future-proof business activities and resilient value creation models!   Inès Galichon, Partner at Blunomy and Antoine Poincare, Climate School Director AXA Climate, explain how the Net Zero School training programme can help companies accelerate their transition.   #ClimateAction #Decarbonisation #EducationForSustainability

ReThink HK is always the place to be in Hong Kong to gauge the sustainability momentum in Hong Kong and the APAC region. This is Blunomy's second year at ReThink HK - we participated in two discussion panels on implementing sustainability action plans and #SAF. The main takeaway is that all players at the conference are committed to reaching major decarbonisation milestones by 2030: "comprehensive approach to transition", "climate risk mitigation", and "low-carbon energy access" are keywords and phrases mentioned by the delegates. Blunomy helps its clients on these important topics, as well as aligning with new regulations and market frameworks (#CSRD #ISSB #CarbonPricing) Congratulations and thank you, once again, to Chris Brown ♻️, for continuing to be in the driver's seat to foster change in Hong Kong.

At Blunomy, we’re pleased to support AgroBiothers Laboratoire, a French leader in the pet care industry, in its Scope 3 carbon footprint assessment and decarbonisation roadmap, a critical and strategic step towards the decarbonisation of its entire value chain.   Blunomy is committed to supporting its clients along their decarbonisation journey, providing advisory support on decarbonisation strategies on all scope across various sectors.   While more and more companies are implementing strategies to meet short-term Scope 1 & 2 targets, decarbonisation of the entire value chain by addressing Scope 3 emissions is becoming increasingly challenging, as it requires companies to question the sustainability of their business models. Reducing Scope 3 carbon footprint requires an understanding of the complexity of the supply chain, in order to improve the traceability of products and raw materials. Engagement with customers and suppliers is also key to increasing the impact of decarbonisation beyond the company's activities, and contribute to the transition of the whole value chain.

Blunomy’s Vincent de GIVRY will be speaking at two keynote sessions at ReThink HK this week: ▪ “Maintaining the Ambition for Net Zero During Economic Uncertainty” on 12/09 (Thursday) at 11:05 am with Yushen Liu (BloombergNEF), Wesley Choi (qonvolv Ventures), Alice Suen (HSBC), Kingsley TAM (MioTech) ▪ “Successful Aviation Decarbonisation Through SAF & Innovations” on 13/09 (Friday) at 1:50 pm with Merlin M. C. Lao (Business Environment Council), Grace Cheung (Cathay Pacific), Sarah Lang (Lufthansa Group), Chris Wong (Airport Authority Hong Kong) At Blunomy, we provide strategy advisory on climate and energy transition to a wide range of corporates, financial institutions, and public bodies globally. Please join us in listening to our insights on why it is necessary to continue developing a net zero strategy despite uncertainties, and what SAF challenges we need to overcome to support the transition of the aviation sector. #Blunomy #RethinkHK #SAF #NetZero #HongKong

⚠ 🚗 Australia's road signs warning drivers of long distances to the next fuel stop are iconic - and a reminder of the vital role of supporting infrastructure for road vehicles. Equipping Australia with charging points for EVs is critical to support the decarbonisation of driving, and Blunomy has been helping Australia's electricity networks identify things they can do to make it easier to get chargers connected. Energy Networks Australia has published a report, produced by Blunomy, detailing this work: https://lnkd.in/e3hKW-tR   If you're navigating the rapidly-evolving world of EV charging or developing your understanding of how chargers can integrate into networks, Blunomy can support. We'd love to hear from you!   #EnergyNetworks #EVcharging #sustainabletransportation #energytransition

What's the potential for biomethane in our gas networks and what benefits could it bring to our economy? Our recent work with Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG) to estimate the biomethane potential within their gas network catchment explores this very question.   Using Blunomy's innovative approach that harnesses our data analytics capability to quantify and locate specific feedstocks, the report highlights the biomethane potential and levelised cost within a 50km catchment of AGIG's gas network. Furthermore, we estimate the co-benefits associated with biomethane production through job creation, avoided carbon emissions from natural gas displacement, diversion of waste from landfill and contribution to a circular economy.   A link to the report can be accessed here: https://lnkd.in/edAe9VTy   Blunomy is at the forefront of supporting key stakeholders in developing the biomethane sector and to seize the opportunity. Our recent series of biomethane briefs provides insights on a rapidly changing market and our recent collaboration with GRDF provides a "State of the Art" report into green gas technologies.   You can find the biomethane briefs and the GRDF report here: https://lnkd.in/eaf6QYNU   #renewablegas #biomethane #biogas #energytransition 

At Blunomy, we're pleased to have supported Civic Exchange 思匯政策研究所 in the review of their latest report, "Hong Kong’s Role in Enabling Credible Energy Transition Finance." Transition finance is inherently complex, especially when considering essential resources like natural gas. While we rely on it, its role in the energy transition is nuanced, with various considerations such as life cycle decarbonisation potential, use cases, lock-in effect and region-specific factors. Blunomy's expertise lies in identifying and leveraging these complexities to guide stakeholders through the energy system's transition, ensuring a sustainable and credible path forward for the wider economy. Our energy transition experts are here to guide you through this evolving landscape. Reach out to us for more information. #SustainableFinance #TransitionFinance #EnergyTransition #Blunomy #CivicExchange