Low Carbon,High Stakes. Do you have the powerto transform?
In the quest toward a low-carbon energy system, the electric utilities sector—with a 25 percent share of all carbon emissions globally2—plays a crucial role. How can utilities move away from fossil fuels in an economically sustainable way? Five low-carbon business model pathways could enable utilities to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and capitalize on €135 to €225 billion in saved and avoided costs and €110 to €155 billion in new revenue for the electricity sector worldwide in 2030.
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Asian Utility Week - Connecting Utilities Globally
- 09 Sep 2019- 11 Sep 2019
Asian Utility Week focuses on digital transformation and customer centricity. It continues to ...
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ICSG Istanbul 2019
- 24 Apr 2019- 25 Apr 2019
7th International Istanbul Smart Grids and Cities Congress and Fair will be organized on 25-26 April...
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Australian Utility Week - The Digital Utility
- 20 Nov 2018- 21 Nov 2018
Australian Utility Week (ASUW) is one of the largest combined Conference and Exhibition fo...
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