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Summary
- Deloitte’s analysis emphasizes the urgent need to scale up innovation and collaboration in order to reach net-zero emissions by 2050.
- Postponing the process of capturing emissions will result in dramatically less effective outcomes compared to acting now.
- Despite a slowdown in the economy, global energy-related carbon dioxide emissions have continued to rise, indicating the importance of immediate action.
- Each year of delay in reducing carbon emissions can lead to significant incremental costs, amounting to as much as $150 billion.
- Collaboration across industries and strategic planning are key to achieving a successful energy transition and reducing emissions.
From CleanTechnica:
New report emphasizes the urgency of scaling, innovation, and sequencing change across five strategic verticals for energy transition
Deloitte’s new report, “Energy Transition: The Road to Scale,” explores a potential roadmap for the future, outlining strategic initiatives and cross-sector collaborations to help make net-zero emissions by 2050 a reality.
Direct link to Deloitte report:
Energy transition: The road to scale
A successful energy transition journey hinges on cross-industry collaboration and risk mitigation.
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