In 2019, energy and sustainability was at an all-time high. In 2020, green recovery is becoming a priority for many companies, and should progress further. Jean-Pascal Tricoire and Steve Wilhite chat about Schneider Electric's ‘2020 Corporate Energy and Sustainability Progress Report’ and what change can be expected in the corporate sustainability landscape following COVID-19.
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Schneider Electric's multi-million-dollar investment into AI and machine learning technology drives next-generation digitally-enabled services.
2:27We're honored to be named the 2020 RE100 Clean Energy Trailblazer. Watch this video to learn more about our three-pronged approach to the clean energy transition.
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The report explores how critical strategic energy management has become, the increase in use of digital data tools, and the rise of climate change as a focus for energy and resource supply.
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In recognition of its actions and commitment to sustainability, Schneider Electric has been featured in CDP's Climate A List and the Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World.
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Schneider Electric and GreenBiz Research surveyed energy and sustainability professionals from almost 240 large companies to understand how organizations are preparing for a new energy future