Climate advisory · Dubai
Decarbonisation advice for heavy industry and transport
Icarus Consulting is the advisory practice of Mohamed Hegazy. It supports governments, companies and international organisations on the strategies, policies and evidence that cut emissions in the sectors hardest to abate.
Services
Advisory services
Each engagement is led by Mohamed Hegazy, with specialist support brought in where the work calls for it.
Decarbonisation strategy
Transition pathways, targets and implementation plans for industrial and transport sectors, grounded in current evidence on technology, cost and policy.
Policy and market design
Advice on the standards, procurement commitments and demand signals that move low-emission technologies from first projects to commercial scale.
Evidence and progress tracking
Indicators, baselines and progress assessments that show whether a sector is on track to meet its goals, and where the largest gaps sit.
Coalition and process design
Design and facilitation of the processes that bring governments, industry and finance to shared commitments, from scoping through to delivery.
Sectors
Where the work focuses
Heavy industry
- Steel
- Cement and concrete
- Chemicals
- Industrial electrification
Transport
- Aviation
- Shipping
- Road freight
- Low-emission fuels
Principal
Mohamed Hegazy
Principal and Managing Director
Mohamed Hegazy advises on the decarbonisation of heavy industry and transport. He has more than a decade of experience across consultancy, research and international climate policy, working with governments, industry and international organisations.
His recent work centres on how sectors such as steel, cement, aviation and shipping move from commitments to deployment: the policies, demand signals and coordination that bring low-emission technologies to market.
- Education
- MA, Governing the Large Metropolis, Sciences Po Paris
BA, Economics, The American University in Cairo - Languages
- English, Arabic, German, French
Contact
Enquiries
For enquiries about advisory work, write to Mohamed Hegazy directly.