Inogen Alliance’s decarbonization consulting guide global companies to prepare for a decarbonized and carbon neutral future by assessing their current ESG impacts, creating Science-Based Targets, and engaging effectively with key stakeholders. We strategize with a focus on natural resource management, circular economy, and reporting frameworks and guidelines such as the GRI, SASB, IIRC, CSRD, CBAM, CDP and TCFD. As climate change, ESG investments and public awareness grows, decarbonization strategies have become critical for businesses to pursue to create a more sustainable future.
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Climate Change Consulting Internationally
Inogen Alliance leverages its global network to empower clients in tackling climate change and advancing decarbonization, delivering innovative solutions that drive sustainable progress worldwide.

We Can Help You Get to Carbon Neutrality.
Learn more about Climate Change and Decarbonization Solutions through Inogen Alliance.
Services include:
- Develop climate and energy strategies with short and long-term goals
- Science-based targets (SBTi)
- Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD)
- Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) support
- Preparation and implementation towards CSRD EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting
- The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), EU policy
- Low carbon energy transition plans
- Survey of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions
- Scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas (GHG) inventories globally
- Scope 3 screening
- Climate scenario planning and preparedness
Key results:
- Better understanding of current effects the company has on climate, and its carbon footprint
- A clear path to a more sustainable and carbon neutral future with achievable short term goals
- Specific goals set through the Science Based Target Initiative
- Recommendations on how to reduce carbon use within an organization including carbon offsets
- Understanding the impacts of climate change on operations and business development
- Optimization of investors' ratings related to ESG criteria and specific to regions or countries including EU Taxonomy
When EU CBAM Meets an “Invisible” Supply Chain

Transforming Black Holes into Transparent Chains - Anew deployed a 3-Step Method to bring transparency to an opaque supply chain.
Step 1 | Build a "Multi-party Communication Map"
Anew worked with the client to clarify which goods needed to be reported under CBAM and the deadlines.
Then, Anew represented the client to bring all stakeholders—multiple Chinese trading companies, and their factories—into a joint meeting to efficiently address the following:
- What data does CBAM require?
- Who are the data owners?
- Which template should be used?
- What is the deadline?
Step 2 | Equip Factories with Practicable Toolkits
- Anew developed a streamlined CBAM data collection form for the factories.
- Our CBAM advisors provided clear instructions on how to complete the form correctly.
Step 3 | Conduct a Professional Compliance Review
The Anew CBAM Team audited the submitted forms, cross-verified the data for each factory, eliminated any outliers, and completed the forms required by the EU.
- Time Savings: Significantly reduced client's time spent on communicating and coordinating among multiple parties.
- Cost Savings: Eliminated the client’s need for internal travel and translation services.
- Relationship Building: Facilitated initial "ice-breaker" dialogue between the Italian client and Chinese factories, which laid the foundation for future green procurement.
- Development: Introduce concepts such as carbon emission and CBAM to the supply chain, establishing a solid basis for ongoing data updates and long-term calculations.