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Making clean electrification possible

We have 30 years to electrify the global economy - discover under what conditions this is possible.

Making clean electrification possible

Transitioning to clean electricity as the main source of final energy represents the cheapest and most efficient way to decarbonize the economy. The rapidly falling costs of renewables and storage solutions make it possible to achieve the required massive expansion of clean power systems at low cost, according to the report.

In this report, we explore how massive clean electrification will be the primary route to decarbonization, complemented by hydrogen in the harder-to-abate sectors. The report sets out why it is essential but also feasible and affordable to multiply the size of the global power system by 5, while shifting to renewable-based electricity provision.

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How business can align with sustainable development goals

Goals are meant to be met — especially when it comes to sustainability. Meet them faster

Why alternatives to SF6 matter for carbon reduction

The urgency to act on climate change has never been greater, in absence of regulation, companies are voluntarily stepping up to fill the gap

Renewable energy: Common myths debunked

These perceived obstacles for the mass adoption of clean, renewable energy technologies are quickly becoming outdated

Net zero, carbon neutral, climate positive?

There is a strong movement of organizations stepping up on climate commitments to meet the 1.5°C call-to-action
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Unleashing climate action for profitable business growth

The intersection of energy efficiency, emergence of prosumers, and the imperative for electrification is a pivotal point in steering industries toward a sustainable and technologically advanced world.
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Climate change won’t wait for AI – and we must not either

While the latest advancements in Artificial Intelligence may help with climate change, they also present additional risks. We must not wait on AI to act on climate change now.

Pieces that need to fall into place to make green hydrogen viable

In the zero-carbon economy of the future, electricity will become the dominant energy but green hydrogen (and the fuels derived from it) will have a role to play as well. Making green hydrogen viable and abundant will take collaboration, effort, and investment.
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The unexpected disruption: Distributed generation

The true potential of distributed energy generation is massive. This study shows how it will contribute to reshaping the global energy system.

Sustainability podcast series: Beyond the scope

Schneider Electric’s Beyond the scope sustainability podcast series offers insightful views on decarbonization pathways and the solutions that lie ahead of us.

Accelerating global investment in building decarbonization

As buildings generate a large chunk of the world’s carbon emissions, how can we decarbonize the built environment? Read the framework that guides decision-makers to consider more outcomes.