About us
HELIOSPHERE aims to be net zero as a company by 2025. Our company exists to collaborate with government, corporate & SMB to transition towards net zero by 2050. We provide net zero marketing, net zero infrastructure planning, government consulting, net zero energy management, including V2G & V2H. Net zero energy production, electric & hydrogen heavy vehicles.
OUR MISSION
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Net zero refers to a state in which the greenhouse gases going into the atmosphere are balanced by removal out of the atmosphere. The term net zero is important because – for CO2 at least – this is the state at which global warming stops.
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Net Zero Marketing & Pr
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Net Zero Infrastructure Planning
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Government Consulting
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Net Zero Energy Management
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Net Zero Energy Production
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Electric & Hydrogen Heavy Vehicles
Net Zero by 2050
THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE GLOBAL ECONOMY NEEDED TO ACHIEVE NET-ZERO EMISSIONS BY 2050 WOULD BE UNIVERSAL AND SIGNIFICANT, REQUIRING $9.2 TRILLION IN ANNUAL AVERAGE SPENDING ON PHYSICAL ASSETS, $3.5 TRILLION MORE THAN TODAY.
To put it in comparable terms, that increase is equivalent to half of global corporate profits and one-quarter of total tax revenue in 2020. Accounting for expected increases in spending, as incomes and populations grow, as well as for currently legislated transition policies, the required increase in spending would be lower, but still about $1 trillion. Spending would be front-loaded—the next decade will be decisive—and the impact uneven across countries and sectors. The transition is also exposed to risks, including that of energy supply volatility.
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AT THE SAME TIME, IT IS RICH IN OPPORTUNITY.
The transition would prevent the buildup of physical climate risks and reduce the odds of initiating the most catastrophic impacts of climate change. It would also bring growth opportunities, as decarbonization creates efficiencies and opens markets for low-emissions products and services. Our research is not a projection or prediction and does not claim to be exhaustive. It is the simulation of one hypothetical and relatively orderly pathway toward 1.5°C using the Net Zero 2050 scenario from the Network for Greening the Financial System (NGFS).
