Recap and Insights on the 2nd Net Zero Food & Beverage Forum
On 1-2 February 2024, the food and beverage industry came together in Berlin, Germany for the 2nd Net Zero Food & Beverage Forum. This two-day event focused on the critical challenge of decarbonization and also strategies to achieve net zero emissions. Throughout the forum, industry leaders, experts, and innovators shared their insights on the transition […]
Net Zero Data Centre Summit: What Did the Event Cover?
The Net Zero Data Centre Summit was held on 1-2 February 2024 in Berlin, Germany. It brought together leading experts across the data centre industry. They discussed strategies and solutions for maximizing energy efficiency and minimizing carbon emissions. Organized by Future Bridge, the two-day summit provided an in-depth look at technologies, designs, and best practices […]
Optimizing Distribution and Logistics for Downstream Emission Reduction
The distribution and logistics sector is at an inflection point. Pressure is mounting for logistics companies and shippers to take decisive climate action. This is with transportation accounting for nearly 30% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Furthermore, logistics leaders recognize the scale of this challenge. So, 80% consider sustainability a top priority, but only 25% […]
Supplier Engagement: Strategies to Slash Scope 3 Emissions
Scope 3 emissions originating from a company’s supply chain often comprise the bulk of its carbon footprint. So, supplier engagement is critical for driving down these indirect greenhouse gas emissions. This is through collaboration, incentives, contractual requirements, and capability building. This comprehensive guide provides proven strategies for getting suppliers to commit to emissions reductions. This […]
Sunnic Joins as Bronze Sponsor For the Net Zero Energy Sourcing & Power Purchase Agreements
The energy landscape is transforming as corporations and governments worldwide push for decarbonization. Renewable energy sources like solar and wind are key pillars of this clean energy transition. However, corporations looking to procure clean power face challenges. So, it includes policy uncertainty, lack of procurement expertise, and more. Power purchase agreements (PPAs) have emerged as […]
Can Ports Serve as Renewable Energy Hubs?
As maritime industries urgently seek to decarbonize operations and supply chains, ports are positioned to play a pivotal role by harnessing renewable energy resources. Located at major coastal load centers with offshore access, ports possess the land, infrastructure, and grid connectivity needed to serve as renewable energy hubs for green power generation, storage, and distribution. […]
Port Digitalization for Efficiency and Emission Reduction
Ports are major hubs of economic activity and crucial links in global supply chains. However, they are also disproportionately vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. Moreover, they are significant contributors to greenhouse gas emissions. These are emissions from maritime operations, logistics, and assets. So, ports must urgently embrace port digitalization. It will help to […]
Can Ammonia Enable Scaled Hydrogen Infrastructure?
The transition away from fossil fuels is driving urgent demand for clean, low-carbon energy sources. Hydrogen has major potential as a renewable, universal fuel. It can displace hydrocarbon use. This is across transportation, power generation, heating, and industry. When produced via electrolysis powered by renewable electricity, hydrogen results in no carbon emissions when utilized. However, […]
Data Centre Microgrids: The Future of Sustainable Power?
With climate change accelerating, data centres face growing pressure. It is to curb their substantial energy use and transition to renewable power sources. However, how can data centres achieve 24/7 carbon-free electricity while ensuring resilient operations? Data centre microgrids have emerged as a promising solution. It enables data centres to leverage local renewable generation and […]
The Rise of EaaS and Its Transformative Sustainability Potential
Equipment-as-a-Service (EaaS) has recently emerged as an innovative new business model. It is gaining major traction among organizations. It includes especially the ones looking to significantly improve environmental performance. EaaS has the potential to unlock a multitude of sustainability benefits. These can dramatically enhance a company’s green credentials. Let’s explore what makes Equipment-as-a-Service truly transformative […]