Climate Week opened with a message that cut across government, business and civil society: much of the technology needed for the energy transition already exists. That challenge ran through discussions on renewable energy, artificial intelligence, transport, industrial decarbonization, methane and government resilience.
Climate Week opened with a message that cut across government, business and civil society: much of the technology needed for the energy transition already exists.
That challenge ran through discussions on renewable energy, artificial intelligence, transport, industrial decarbonization, methane and government resilience.
The harder task is deploying it quickly, affordably and at scale.
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Climate Week opened with a message that cut across government, business and civil society: much of the technology needed for the energy transition already exists. That challenge ran through discussions on renewable energy, artificial intelligence, transport, industrial decarbonization, methane and government resilience. The harder task is deploying it quickly, affordably and at scale.
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