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The future of the United States climate policy is digital

Learn how the US can use digital solutions to promote economic opportunities while combating climate change.

The future of the United States climate policy is digital

As more and more companies are leveraging digital tools and platforms to reduce climate impacts, improve energy and water efficiency and resiliency, and promote further innovation across our nation’s critical infrastructure, there needs to be a concerted voice coordinating these efforts and advocating for the increased use of digital technologies as solutions to addressing the climate crisis.

The Digital Climate Alliance is a coalition of companies developing and utilizing digital technologies to reduce their environmental impacts for themselves and for their customers. The Digital Climate Alliance’s goal is to promote digital tools and platforms to enable 21st-century solutions, solving climate, water, and energy challenges that impact economic development, business growth, social well-being, and ecosystem health.

Download this new report, to explore recommendations for the United States government to enable digital solutions that promote economic opportunities, advance innovation, and accelerate decarbonization.

This first-of-its-kind coalition of leading global companies' purpose is to inform public policy regarding the role digitalization can play as an enabler of climate solutions. Companies in the Digital Climate Alliance contributing to the recommendations in this report include Autodesk, Enel, Intel, Johnson Controls, Nautilus Data Technologies, Schneider Electric, Trane Technologies, Xpansiv, and Water Foundry.

A question of balance for the glass industry: sustainability and profitability

Industry 4.0 offers the glass industry opportunities to be more sustainable and profitable

Yes, we can have sustainable cities

Cities are one of the fields where the battle for climate change will be won or lost, and we aim to win it.

Establishing a culture of innovation

How to combine these two ingredients to make a thriving company
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Guide to environmental sustainability metrics for data centers

We’ve updated our guide to focus on actionability with new metrics for local ecosystems, waste, server utilization, and water replenishment. We’ve reduced the beginning metrics category from 11 to 6.

How global metals and mining can trim GHG emissions while boosting throughput and profits

The demand for metals and minerals is increasing as they become vital to constructing renewable generation sources. Here’s how we can improve resource utilization, while increasing profits.

The time for net zero transition is now

Carbon emissions have increased, rising 6% in 2021 alone. If we want to achieve net zero, the time to act is now.

Take control of industrial digital transformation

Schneider Electric commissioned Omdia to survey 250 global business leaders to capture essential perspectives and specific challenges they face on their journey towards digital transformation.
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Recommended Inventory for Data Center Scope 3 Emissions Reporting

New White Paper!

How modernizing aging data center infrastructure improves sustainability

Aging physical infrastructure negatively impacts environmental sustainability.

Unlocking a sustainable future: Why digital solutions are the key to sustainable business transformation

Digital efficiency produced by current technology offers a roadmap for the sustainable business transformations