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Accelerating to net zero
Transportation. Manufacturing. Mining. Industries that have big power needs also need big change. Delivering radical decarbonisation by powering up renewables and building greener, sustainable infrastructures. Creating greater value for people, planet and performance.
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An interplay of electrification and alternative fuels
Electric vehicles are big news. So big that the transition to them counts as a true megatrend for the 2020s. But it’s not the whole picture. To decarbonize by 2050, the world will need to embrace alternative fuels. Sustainable Aviation fuel. Hydrogen. Biofuels. These could become the biggest source of power for transportation and industry.
No greater challenge
Net zero will not happen without investment and innovation in climate technology. There needs to be a coordinated push to create green infrastructure on a huge scale. When added together, energy, industry and buildings make up 70% of greenhouse gas emissions. Today, world leaders face a twin challenge – to ramp up green initiatives at home, while encouraging countries with fewer resources to do the same.
Where humanity meets technology
To achieve a decarbonized future we need to reimagine our cities. How we live. How we travel and trade. How we produce and distribute. Cities are unique and will need coordinated and customised green solutions - powered by technology. Designing, creating and sustaining urban environments.
The raw ingredients for success
The way we source, manufacture, use and recycle products is undergoing a radical rethink. From smarter supply chains to people-powered innovation. Critical inputs will need relocating, reinvesting and realigning to produce the greener products of tomorrow. The key challenge? How to fund the manufacturing transformation needed to mitigate your impact on the planet and kick start low-carbon growth.
Energy Intersections - a content programme in collaboration with the Financial Times
Energy is the nexus, not only for connecting groups in new ways but as the source of strategic innovation for a net zero economy. These intersections will shed light on emerging marketplaces, products and ecosystems that will fuel the net zero economy. Visit our sponsored content hub to learn more.
Article 25 minutes read December 15, 2022
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