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Net Zero Program Support

For Mining CSOs and Sustainability Leaders

A focused pathway for Chief Sustainability Officers, ESG leaders, decarbonization teams, investor-relations sustainability leads, and portfolio owners inside large multinational mining corporations.

The Evidence Gap

Net Zero Needs a Site Evidence Path, Not Generic Green Copy

For mining groups, Net Zero commitments often sit at corporate level while the useful proof sits at site level: diesel runtime, grid exposure, lighting loads, water-energy demand, operating records, maintenance events, and service accountability.

TellCo's mining infrastructure offer can help sustainability teams translate those site realities into practical review material before any public claim or investor update is created.

CSO Questions

Questions a Sustainability Leader Can Answer Here

B

Where Is the Baseline?

Identify the operating data needed before discussing diesel displacement, hybrid power, lighting conversion, or energy-service models.

E

What Evidence Exists?

Map available records across runtime, fuel exposure, outages, lighting zones, water-energy loads, service events, and monitoring outputs.

P

Which Sites Are Pilots?

Sort a portfolio into practical first sites, repeatable use cases, and later program opportunities without overstating readiness.

F

How Does Finance Fit?

Connect EaaS, LaaS, lease, PPA, BOT, SPV, or partner-finance options to the evidence corporate teams need for review.

R

What Can Be Reported?

Separate operating records and approved estimates from public sustainability claims that require owner validation.

C

How Are Claims Governed?

Separate internal review material, owner-approved evidence, and external claims until methods and wording are validated.

Evidence Package

What TellCo Can Prepare for a Net Zero Review

The package should be built from owner-approved inputs and should stay clear about what is measured, what is estimated, and what still needs validation.

  • Portfolio screen for diesel-heavy, grid-constrained, lighting-intensive, or water-energy-intensive sites.
  • Site baseline inputs: load profile, generator runtime, delivered-fuel exposure, outage history, and operating priorities.
  • Infrastructure options across ConSOL, Lugano, Lausanne, Geneva/TellCoLUX, Davos/GPS, and Service Hub.
  • Monitoring and service-record plan for future evidence collection.
  • Commercial model comparison for EaaS, LaaS, lease, PPA, BOT, SPV, or partner-finance paths.
  • Owner-approved summary brief for sustainability, finance, and investor-relations review.

Public-Claim Discipline

This pathway avoids quantified savings, emissions-reduction, return, compliance, credit, or community-benefit claims unless the customer has approved the operating data, calculation method, and external wording.

Start With One Portfolio
Review Model

From Mine-Site Records to CSO Decisions

The pathway should qualify the sustainability opportunity, identify first sites, and keep evidence boundaries clear before external claims are made.

01

Identify CSO Need

Confirm whether the sustainability team needs baseline evidence, a pilot shortlist, finance review, or stakeholder material.

02

Select First Sites

Choose sites where power, lighting, water-energy, or diesel exposure creates a practical infrastructure entry point.

03

Build Evidence Brief

Package site inputs, operating assumptions, service records, monitoring needs, and commercial model options.

04

Approve Message

Separate internal review material from public copy, and confirm which claims are approved for external use.

05

Keep Claims Disciplined

Confirm which evidence can support internal decisions, investor material, or external sustainability statements.

Positioning

A Pathway Built for the Sustainability Function

The rest of the site speaks to mine infrastructure buyers. This page speaks to the corporate sustainability function that has to justify, prioritize, and communicate the decarbonization program across multiple sites.

It gives CSOs a way to start with evidence and program design, then bring in operations, finance, EPC, and local-delivery teams once the first use case is clear.

Prepare a CSO-Facing Net Zero Evidence Brief

Start with a portfolio, a site, or a sustainability mandate, then decide which first sites, pilots, and evidence gaps deserve follow-up.

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