greenhouse gases
New NUS technique efficiently transforms carbon into high-value chemicals
New NUS technique efficiently transforms carbon into high-value chemicals
This reduces the cost of conversion by 30%.
Singapore, Australia launch maritime decarbonisation plan
The plan accelerates the deployment of technologies that reduce greenhouse gases.
How digital transformation drives sustainability: The fast lane on the road to industrial carbon neutrality
Global warming risks are difficult to address because they are long-term in nature but require short-term action to reduce their impact. As a result, governments across the globe are now imposing targets on manufacturing industries that will force a transition to a low-carbon economy. Industrial organizations, according to the Environmental Protection Agency, are responsible for at least 21% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Therefore, they are under pressure from both consumers and governments to rapidly achieve emissions reduction targets. As a result, many companies are looking to digital transformation as a possible approach for achieving those goals.
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