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Climate strategy: engineering the path to Net Zero
Decarbonization: a fundamental requirement for market access
The climate crisis represents the greatest systemic risk to the global economy, but it also offers the greatest opportunity for innovation. At Quest, we help organizations move beyond vague “2050 pledges” toward immediate, scientifically grounded action through a robust Climate Strategy & Net Zero Roadmap.
We blend deep technical carbon accounting with strategic business logic to help you identify your carbon hotspots and perform a rigorous climate risk assessment.
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Our climate services
Comprehensive Scope 1, 2, 3 carbon footprint
We move you away from industry averages toward primary, verifiable data for your Scope 1 2 3 carbon footprint.
Net zero strategy & roadmap
We help build net zero strategies and roadmaps for companies that are grounded in science, aligned with the frameworks that matter, and designed to be implemented.
Voluntary compensation
When absolute reductions reach their limit, we help you address your residual footprint through habitat-based compensation & restoration via our own non-profit.
Why work with Quest for your climate challenges?
- Strategic and scientific depth: Our team includes experts in sustainable supply chains, nature and carbon who ensure your data and strategy are technically sound and grounded in reality. We can guide you from conducting a carbon footprint measurement to a Net Zero or even nature-positve strategy, and actually helping you communicate authentically about all of this.
- Systemic thinking: We don’t treat carbon in a vacuum. We understand the link between biodiversity, social innovation, and climate. Our roadmaps ensure that your decarbonization efforts don’t inadvertently harm other ecosystems or communities.
- We walk the talk: with Habitats, we’ve founded our own hyper ambitious non-profit organization focused on nature restoration and conservation. With projects across the world in tropical rainforest conservation, coral reef restoration, mangrove planting and endangered species protection, we’re just getting started. This also means we can help you voluntarily compensate for any nature pollution in your value chain, using our own validated projects.
- Digital dashboard: Thanks to our digital for good department, we centralize all your data in action-focused dashboards, making decision making and impact reporting a walk in the park.
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Case Studies and Results
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Creating an impact strategy for a flooring company
Conducting a gap-benchmark analysis and contextualizing performance data to fuel a solid sustainability strategy
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Launching The limit your footprint programme
Creating a clear strategy and programme to position modulyss accurately in the field of sustainability
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Facilitating the Biodiversity Community of Practice
Inspiring and engaging 9 organisations around a common framework for Nature
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Relevant content
Is Net Zero the right goal to set?
Tackling Scope 3: Your supply chain climate priority
The EU’s Omnibus Proposal: Setback or a step forward?
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FAQ
Carbon Neutrality often relies heavily on offsetting current emissions. Net Zero requires deep reductions (typically 90% or more) across the entire value chain, with only the final, unavoidable emissions being neutralized by permanent carbon removals.
While Net Zero focuses on balancing greenhouse gas emissions, Nature-Positive is a broader goal. It refers to a state where nature —species richness, healthy soil, and clean water— is being restored rather than depleted. By 2030, a nature-positive business must ensure there is more nature in the world than there was in 2020. We help you align these two strategies so your climate actions don’t inadvertently harm biodiversity.
Not directly. While some carbon projects have biodiversity co-benefits, many generic offsets (like monoculture tree plantations) can actually harm local ecosystems. We advocate for High-Integrity Habitat Restoration. Through our partnership with Habitats, we help you invest in nature-based solutions that prioritize species recovery and ecosystem resilience alongside carbon sequestration.
We use a combination of primary supplier engagement and secondary spend-based modeling to create a credible picture of your value chain. We then help you design supplier engagement programs to drive reductions at the source.
Yes. Our climate strategies are designed to meet the requirements of ESRS E1 (Climate Change), ensuring you are prepared for the mandatory reporting requirements of the CSRD.
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