Ludwig-Bölkow-Systemtechnik GmbH is an internationally recognized consulting company specializing in energy systems, hydrogen, mobility, and sustainability. Drawing on deep expertise in technologies, markets, and policy, LBST supports clients from industry, finance, politics, and non-governmental organizations with strategy development, feasibility studies, policy advice, and market assessments. The company is widely recognized as a leading expert in hydrogen and fuel cell technologies.
LBST applies a rigorous system approach that considers tightly networked systems, sector coupling, and entire value chains. The interdisciplinary perspective enables comprehensive, technology-neutral analyses and provides a robust basis for informed decision-making. LBST delivers independent, forward-looking analyses and advice that support sustainable solutions for complex energy and mobility systems.
LBST builds on more than 40 years of experience and an interdisciplinary, international team of renowned experts. Named after aerospace engineer and space pioneer Dr. Ludwig Bölkow, the company's roots lie in innovation and continue his legacy of combining engineering excellence with a long-standing commitment to addressing environmental challenges in the energy and transport sectors.
INCTUS is a Brazilian startup building an integrated platform for decarbonization and green hydrogen. INCTUS operates at the intersection of climate strategy, carbon management, and industrial clean energy, offering solutions for companies committed to reducing emissions and transitioning to a low-carbon economy.
INCTUS aims to support companies with their emissions inventories through digital and AI-supported dashboards and reports, which are the first step to enter the low-carbon economy and also an upcoming regulatory obligation in Brazil. This approach turns emissions into a strategic and economic asset, enabling both direct and indirect decarbonization.
Furthermore, INCTUS is also developing modular green hydrogen solutions, including scalable PEM electrolyzers designed for industrial use. These plug-and-play systems integrate with renewable energy sources and support different-sized applications.
Finally, connecting biomass and waste streams to syngas, hydrogen, and downstream products such as e-methanol, green diesel, SAF, and ammonia, all aligned with circular economy principles.