Net Zero, Made Simple.

Net Zero, Made Simple.

Decarbonizing Your Supply Chain

At OTC Flow, we’re committed to making the path toward net zero clear, accessible, and impactful. Whether it's switching to renewable energy or offsetting what you can’t reduce, we provide the solutions to help you achieve your sustainability goals—one step at a time.

Step 1: Measure Your Footprint

Start your journey by accurately measuring your carbon footprint across Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions. From direct operations to your entire supply chain, we offer precise assessments that lay the foundation for effective decarbonization. Reliable data is key to driving meaningful change.

Step 2: Set Goals & Define the Path

After assessing your footprint, it’s time to set ambitious, realistic sustainability goals. With upcoming legislation targeting greenwashing, we help you define a clear path that meets the highest standards while ensuring long-term business growth.

Step 3: Start Reducing

It’s time to take action. From optimizing your supply chain to sourcing renewable energy, we offer high-quality environmental commodities like GOs, biofuels, and PPAs at competitive rates, empowering your business to reduce its carbon footprint.

Step 4: Support Climate Projects

Even after reducing emissions, some residual emissions may remain. This is where carbon offsetting comes into play. By investing in global climate projects, your business can offset these emissions while contributing to initiatives that tackle deforestation, biodiversity loss, and more. We connect you with high-quality carbon credits that drive real impact, helping you achieve net-zero while addressing critical global challenges.

Our Solutions

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Voluntary Carbon Market

The Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM) enables businesses to offset their emissions by purchasing carbon credits from projects that reduce, avoid, or remove greenhouse gases (GHGs) from the atmosphere. These projects often focus on initiatives like reforestation, renewable energy development, and carbon capture.

Key Benefits: Allows companies to offset their unavoidable emissions, making progress towards net-zero targets. It’s an essential tool for industries where complete decarbonization isn't immediately feasible.
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Energy Attribute Certificates

EACs, such as Guarantees of Origin (GOs) in Europe or Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) in the US, prove that a certain amount of energy consumed by a business comes from renewable sources. Companies can purchase these certificates to claim the environmental benefits of renewable energy even if the physical electricity cannot be directly delivered to their operations.

‍Key Benefits: Helps companies meet their renewable energy targets and reduce Scope 2 emissions, demonstrating their commitment to clean energy.
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Power Purchase Agreements

PPAs are long-term contracts between a business and a renewable energy generator. Through a PPA, a company can secure renewable electricity at a predetermined price while supporting the development of new clean energy projects.

‍Key Benefits: Provides price stability, boosts the development of new renewable energy infrastructure, and helps businesses meet their Scope 2 decarbonization goals.
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Energy Efficiency Certificates

EECs (also known as white certificates) are a policy tool to incentivize energy efficiency improvements. Businesses can earn or purchase these certificates by implementing energy-saving projects that reduce electricity or fuel consumption, such as upgrading to more efficient equipment.

‍Key Benefits: Drives operational energy efficiency improvements, allowing companies to reduce both Scope 1 (direct emissions from fuel use) and Scope 2 (indirect emissions from electricity use).
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Biomethane

Biomethane, a renewable gas produced from organic waste, serves as a low-carbon alternative to natural gas. By using biomethane, companies can decarbonize activities that traditionally rely on fossil fuels, particularly in industries like manufacturing and transportation.

‍Key Benefits: Helps businesses reduce Scope 1 emissions from their direct operations and contributes to lowering Scope 3 emissions through cleaner supply chains.
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Biofuels & Feedstocks

Biofuels are renewable fuels made from biological materials, offering a sustainable alternative to conventional fossil fuels for transportation and industrial uses. Feedstocks refer to the raw materials used to produce biofuels, like agricultural waste or forestry residues.

‍Key Benefits: Reduces Scope 1 emissions in industries like road transport, aviation and shipping by replacing fossil fuels with bio-based alternatives. Also plays a role in lowering Scope 3 emissions for companies reliant on suppliers using conventional fuels.
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EU Emissions Trading System

The EU ETS is a cap-and-trade system that sets a limit on total greenhouse gas emissions for sectors like energy, manufacturing, and aviation. Companies receive or buy emission allowances, which they must surrender for each ton of CO2 they emit. If a company reduces its emissions below its allowance, it can sell excess allowances to others.

‍Key Benefits: Encourages companies to reduce their Scope 1 emissions by placing a financial value on emissions, making low-carbon practices more cost-effective over time.
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Capacity Markets

Capacity markets ensure the reliability of the electricity grid by paying power producers (including renewable energy providers) to guarantee that sufficient electricity is available to meet demand. While not directly tied to emissions, capacity markets support the integration of renewable energy by maintaining grid stability, which is essential for the transition to a cleaner energy system.

‍Key Benefits: Helps ensure a reliable electricity supply as the grid incorporates more intermittent renewable energy sources, indirectly supporting decarbonization efforts by enhancing the viability of renewable energy generation.
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