Emissions reduction

Capgemini applies its global industry experience and expertise to enable energy and utility businesses to capitalize on the enormous range of opportunities to minimize operational carbon footprint.

Renewable energy sourcing strategies, transitioning all IT and OT into the cloud, embracing automation and digital platforms, optimizing field force operations and much more can, in combination, deliver substantial emissions reductions.
In recognition of the unique circumstances and requirements of each business and the limitations of one-size-fit-all solutions, Capgemini works with industry leading research groups to tailor bespoke carbon reduction methodologies. And we’re making the lessons we have learned and the tools we have created to reduce the carbon footprint of our own operations available for our customers to utilize too.
For example, in recognition of the need to make a fundamental shift in mindset when embarking on a carbon emission reduction journey, many organizations take advantage of Capgemini’s unique experiential sessions, to explore the art of the possible.
Meanwhile, Capgemini’s Energy Command Center enables us to remotely track energy use, carbon emissions and equipment efficiency, enabling the development and testing of advanced algorithms for optimal control. It also facilitates informed decision-making on the implementation of energy conservation measures to mitigate carbon emissions.

Maximizing the impact of carbon reduction initiatives must extend far beyond core operational activities and into energy and utility businesses’ supply chains.

Collaboration with key partners that embraces everything from raw materials choices to warehousing, transportation and logistics decisions, ensures that the principles of the low carbon economy are deployed at every stage of production.

The Emissions Experience Centre (EEC) is a collaboration between Capgemini and Amazon Web Services (AWS), to establish a co-innovation ecosystem with the vision of supporting national and international energy companies in achieving their net-zero objectives. 


Situated in the heart of Stavanger, Norway, the EEC provides a collaborative and co-innovation space where innovation prospers among various players in the energy industry, ranging from startups to large conglomerates.