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The Race To Zero Carbon Requires Smart Buildings
Buildings contribute nearly 40% of global greenhouse gas emissions, highlighting the crucial need for decarbonization to attain net-zero emissions. However, fewer than 20% of companies are currently on course to achieve net-zero by 2050. To tackle this challenge, organizations should embrace an integrated strategy encompassing data analysis, energy efficiency, financial planning and the adoption of clean energy sources.
In this session, global sustainability leaders from Microsoft, Accenture, Johnson Controls, DSD Renewables, Bloom Energy, Voltus and IonicBlue have teamed up for this informative tutorial to help you understand the ready-now solutions. Whether you have one facility or a global network of buildings you will leave with an actionable playbook to achieve net zero.
In this session, global sustainability leaders from Microsoft, Accenture, Johnson Controls, DSD Renewables, Bloom Energy, Voltus and IonicBlue have teamed up for this informative tutorial to help you understand the ready-now solutions. Whether you have one facility or a global network of buildings you will leave with an actionable playbook to achieve net zero.
This informative and collaborative session includes panel discussions, followed by networking with experts and sustainability leaders, focusing on three core decarbonization topics.
1/3 of organizations call out the need to accelerate to reach their 2030 carbon reduction goals
Just 10% of sustainability leaders say their buildings systems and equipment are fully integrated
73% Lack the technical expertise to optimize building systems from insights collected
67% Need help maintaining resilient sustainability strategies in the event of budget impacts
40% of surveyed building leaders lack internal skills to measure their environmental impact
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