A Net Zero and Decarbonization Plan outlines a company's strategy to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions to near zero and offset any remaining emissions through carbon removal initiatives. The goal is to achieve a balance between emissions produced and removed, aligning with global efforts to combat climate change. Setting a decarbonization plan involves assessing the organization’s current carbon footprint to identify key emission sources. Based on this assessment, measurable targets for reducing emissions are established, often aligned with global climate goals like the Paris Agreement. A strategic action plan is then developed, focusing on initiatives such as transitioning to renewable energy, improving energy efficiency, and optimizing operations. The plan is implemented with clear timelines and resources. Progress is monitored regularly, and the plan is updated periodically to ensure alignment with the latest technological, regulatory, and scientific developments, ensuring long-term decarbonization goals are met.