Avoided Emissions Platform (AEP)

AEP empowers financial institutions to invest in transformative solutions that drive decarbonization.

What are avoided emissions?

Avoided emissions refer to greenhouse gas (GHG) reductions that occur outside a company’s scope 1, 2 and 3, made possible when its products or services enable others to lower their emissions. Historically, inconsistent methodologies have resulted in fragmented estimates that are difficult to compare.

The Avoided Emissions Platform (AEP) fills this gap by offering a robust, solution-level calculation framework. It bridges the gap between theory and practice, empowering corporations and financial institutions to credibly integrate avoided emissions into strategic and investment decisions.

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Solutions backed by science

Advised by a scientific committee, the AEP is built on a transparent methodology that is aligned with established carbon accounting frameworks.

Companies can select a climate solution, input key characteristics, then obtain the specific volume of avoided emissions with both year-on-year and forward-looking approaches.

AEP includes a curated database of default avoided emissions for products, services and technologies. Companies are able to customize 60+ solutions across 8 sectors to understand the impact of their products.

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How Quantis can help

For two decades, our dynamic and visionary team has partnered with organizations across the globe to transform their industries and shape a new, planetary economy that aligns business with nature.

We guide companies on the transition from business as usual to business at its best.

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Enhance decision-making capabilities

Reliable, harmonized metrics help companies align their portfolios with global net-zero objectives.
Gain a competitive edge

Accurately calculate + communicate avoided emissions to improve credibility and access to capital.
Access comprehensive resources

AEP tools foster collaboration and market differentiation.
Inform policy + track progress

Regulatory bodies receive valuable insights to develop climate goals.
Advance research

Companies obtain robust data for research and the advancement of sustainability methodologies.