The heightened occurrence and intensity of adverse weather events are highlighting the pressing need for change among both businesses and governments, emphasizing the swift transition towards net zero. A diverse array of technologies, including hydrogen, nuclear fusion, heat pumps, renewable energy sources, batteries, electric vehicles, e-fuels, carbon capture, and artificial intelligence (AI), is at the forefront of industry decarbonization initiatives. These innovations aim to help companies significantly lower their greenhouse gas emissions, says GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company.

However, which technologies are set to scale and which are overhyped? Which technologies should companies invest in to futureproof their operations, supply chains, and products as regulators, clients, investors, and suppliers demand greater action on emissions?

According to GlobalData, over 300 companies are using AI and over 3,000 are using solar power in their sustainability strategies.

Against this backdrop, the GlobalData Thematic Intelligence team invites you to attend its “Climate Tech: what technologies do companies need to adopt to decarbonize their business?” webinar on Thursday 26 September 2024 at 4pm BST/11am EST.

During this webinar, Chris Papadopoullos, Principal Analyst, Thematic Intelligence team at GlobalData, will take a deep dive into Climate Tech to find out:

  • Which climate technologies are set to scale in time to hit climate targets.
  • Which technologies companies are backing to help them reach net zero.
  • Which companies are pioneering climate tech adoption.
  • Which climate tech startups are driving innovation and disruption.

Papadopoullos says: “From satellites and AI to small nuclear reactors and heat pumps, companies in all sectors are adopting technology to cut emissions across their value chains. This webinar will look at the technologies that will enable companies to achieve their climate goals and reach net zero by 2050. Some technologies, like batteries and renewables, are advancing rapidly, but others, like hydrogen, face an uphill struggle.”

Register now for GlobalData’s “ Climate Tech: what technologies do companies need to adopt to decarbonize their business?” webinar on Thursday 26 September 2024 at 4pm BST/11am EST.