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COP28: How Du and Ericsson’s partnership is supporting UAE Net Zero Strategy

CIO

Ericsson and Du, from Emirates Integrated Telecommunication Company (EITC) have partnered to support the communications service provider to enhance the sustainability of its networks and accelerate their transition to Net Zero by reducing network energy consumption and carbon emissions.

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Emirates NBD drives sustainability goals with Microsoft partnership

CIO

Emirates NBD took the lead in the region in offering carbon future contracts trading, fulfilling growing demand from corporations to manage their carbon emissions offsetting and align with the UAE’s Net Zero 2050 action plan.

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Getting to Net Zero: It Takes an Entire Company

Dell EMC

Achieving net zero emissions by 2050 will be a huge challenge, but with measurable actions and talented, innovative people working towards this goal, we will get there.

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ZeroAvia’s hydrogen-powered vision for aviation nets $21.4 million from Amazon, Shell and Bill Gates-backed fund

TechCrunch

“By 2050 everybody wants to be zero emission and net zero. 2050 is one vehicle lifetime away. Transitioning to a hydrogen fleet is going to take more than the technical ability of a new breed of manufacturers though, Miftakhov said. It will also require government intervention. But] we are already too late. ”

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Data for Net Zero: Driving Environmental and Business Benefits

Dataiku

We’ve all heard about Net Zero objectives. Though at the national and international scales many kinds of laws and resolutions have been adopted to this end, there is unanimous agreement within the scientific community that cutting our carbon emissions to as close to zero as possible by 2050 is the target we should strive towards.

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Making Remarkable Energy Grids a Reality

CIO

Energy Information Administration forecasts 47% higher global energy demand by 2050. [1] 2] But by 2050, as we collectively seek to meet net-zero targets, 90% of the world’s electricity is predicted to come from renewable sources. [3] 1] What is changing is where energy will be sourced in the coming years.

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Energy X secures $20M at $120M valuation to slash building sector emissions

TechCrunch

Countries worldwide have pledged to reduce their energy usage and reach net-zero energy targets by 2050. The push to clean up the built environment has spawned a lot of policy, as well as overlapping acronyms, including net-zero energy buildings (nZEBs) and zero-emission buildings (ZEBs).

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