Honeywell has announced the addition of decarbonization audits and reduction roadmaps for thermal solutions to its Emissions Management Suite. This new service enables companies to set a comprehensive baseline for thermal system emissions. In addition, to follow a clear roadmap towards their carbon reduction.

The decarbonization audits and reduction roadmaps for thermal solutions reinforce the support Honeywell offers to customers across diverse industries. Namely, these are the metals, automotive, food and beverage, and building materials industries. Using advanced digital tools like Thermal IQ 2.0, the service allows businesses to establish real-time baseline CO2 emissions. They will be tied to thermal process performance, optimize processes, and effectively reduce their carbon footprint.

Takes Control of Carbon Footprint

“Our new decarbonization audits and reduction roadmaps equip businesses with practical, measurable steps to navigate the complex landscape of emissions reduction,” said Hamed Heyhat, President of Honeywell’s Smart Energy and Thermal Solutions. Furthermore, Heyhat said, “These tools empower companies to take control of their carbon footprint, providing clarity in their sustainability journey and better helping them achieve their net-zero targets.”

Honeywell’s Thermal Solutions teams of experts conduct the decarbonization audits by assessing customers’ thermal assets. Moreover, provide customers an objective, multi-year solutions roadmap in line with their reduction and net-zero aspirations.

The reduction roadmaps can encompass simple measures such as digitizing, measuring, monitoring, and reporting on thermal system performance. At the same time, more advanced reduction-enabling solutions like flexible fuels blending, hydrogen, and carbon capture. Thus, helping customers strive towards nearly 100% CO2 emissions reduction, further establishing Honeywell as a market leader for adaptive Energy Transitions programs.

Honeywell’s decarbonization audits and reduction roadmaps are available now in the United States, with plans for global expansion soon.