Upstream energy sector turning to AI to assist with decarbonisation: report
The upstream energy sector is increasingly turning to artificial intelligence and advanced analytics to support its decarbonisation and energy transition strategies.
The upstream energy sector is increasingly turning to artificial intelligence and advanced analytics to support its decarbonisation and energy transition strategies.
The recent COP28 meeting in Dubai reinforced the ‘vital role’ that technology can play in addressing the climate crisis, GlobalData has said.
Close to half of the world’s biggest companies have cut their emissions associated with business travel by more than 50% since 2019, a new study by Transport & Environment has found.
More than two-fifths (43%) of mining firms said that they are making progress on reducing emissions and improving biodiversity through the implementation of Internet of Things (IoT) solutions.
The establishment of a more sustainable dairy industry, the embrace of alternative proteins, and the deployment of technologies aimed at minimising food waste in the production process are all key factors in expediting the transformation of food systems.
Around $6.5 billion worth of material that could be recycled and re-used is lost to landfill every year in the United States, a new report by Eunomia Research & Consulting and Ball Corporation has found.
More than half (53%) of ESG professionals within the travel industry believe that progress towards achieving a net zero sector by 2050 needs to be ‘accelerated urgently’.
COP28 has come to a close in Dubai, with close to 200 world leaders agreeing to what has been described as a ‘historic package’ of measures.
Thai Union, a seafood producer behind the John West and King Oscar brands, has joined two global environmental initiatives, Ocean Breakthroughs and Transforming our Food Systems.
Efforts to transition global food systems are lagging around 30 years behind those of energy, Plant Based Treaty has said.