Energy development has a whole new meaning today, as companies search for the right strategies, investments, and operating models around low-carbon and renewable energy. BCG’s approach equips companies to maximize value from participation.
Renewable and low-carbon energy sources are essential for sustainability—and they create opportunities. For both established and emerging players in the energy industry, a low-carbon future opens the door to new businesses in areas like solar, wind, hydrogen, and carbon capture. But maximizing returns often means understanding—and developing—a host of new capabilities and enablers. Our low-carbon and renewable energy consultants tie it all together.
How BCG Helps with Low-Carbon Solutions and Renewable Energy
Our team draws on deep commercial, technical, and regulatory expertise to create low-carbon and renewable energy leaders. This multitiered approach helps clients master all the elements that drive success. For established players, these include low-carbon solutions and portfolio strategy, operating model, and talent, as well as go-to-market planning, M&A, and digital and operational excellence. For emerging players, key issues include raising capital and scaling manufacturing.
Add to this the many complexities around renewable and low-carbon energy sources: auctions; supply chains; and markets, regulations, and incentives that take different shapes—with different implications—across regions.
Our Approach to Renewables and Low-Carbon Solutions
By looking end to end at low-carbon and renewable energy, BCG’s renewables and low-carbon consulting experts can zero in on the challenges, questions, capabilities, and tactics that matter most for each client. And we can create optimal solutions. Here are some of our major areas of focus.
Explore Our Insights on Renewables and Low-Carbon Solutions
Shifting the Direct Air Capture Paradigm
How to reduce the costs of the carbon-dioxide removal technology below $150 per ton—and transform it into an affordable solution for tackling the climate crisis.
Fast-Tracking Green Tech: It Takes an Ecosystem
The window for developing the new technologies needed to slow global warming will soon close. Stakeholder ecosystems can help bring these essential tools to market quickly.
Ushering in the Next Generation of Climate Technology
To achieve global net zero by 2050, climate technologies need to deploy and scale more quickly. Here’s how companies and investors can make it happen.
Infrastructure Strategy 2023: Building the Green Hydrogen Economy
As countries around the world rebuild their infrastructure for sustainability, private investors are gravitating toward low-carbon hydrogen projects.
