President Joe Biden has been busy in his first days in office, signing executive orders that set the stage for the environmental and social priorities for the next four years. Among these are several climate-related actions that will have downstream ramifications for companies pursuing renewable energy and carbon neutrality commitments. Here are the top four actions our team of experts is tracking – and their potential impacts on U.S. companies.
1. The Biden administration is serious about tackling the climate crisis at home and abroad
The need for a low-carbon future is undeniable and the time to take action on a climate change strategy is now. To lead in the climate crisis means factoring climate risk into business strategy and actively identifying opportunities to drive change. Enable solutions to tackle the climate crisis, accelerate action toward your carbon reduction goals and build business resilience.
The need for action towards a low-carbon future is undeniable. The time to gain a better understanding of climate change and create a more defined plan to mitigate it is now. The answers lie in digitization and innovation. To lead in the climate crisis means factoring climate risk into business strategy and actively identify digital opportunities to drive change.
Our experts, Albert Priori and John Hoekstra, discuss the acceleration of corporate climate action and how companies can take steps to tackle the climate crisis and accelerate action toward carbon reduction goals.
The company ranks #3 in the electronics industry sector one level up from 2020
This latest accolade reflects Schneider Electric’s commitments to investment value and quality of management and products, its social responsibility and ability to attract talent
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The company ranks #3 in the electronics industry sector one level up from 2020
This latest accolade reflects Schneider Electric’s commitments to investment value and quality of management and products, its social responsibility and ability to attract talent
Laurent Bataille is executive vice president of the Digital Energy Division at Schneider Electric.
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“The age of fire is over. Now it’s time for the digital age.”
So says Jean-Pascal Tricoire, CEO of energy and automation firm Schneider Electric, which this week was announced on the Global 100 index as the world’s most sustainable company. Schneider develops systems that manage electricity for businesses and industry, in recent years working with corporations such as Walmart WMT +1.3%, Marriott and Deloitte to improve the energy efficiency of their properties.
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Long-term solution improves energy infrastructure at the base through a combined heat and power plant with microgrid controls and energy efficiency to ensure reliable, resilient power supply
One of the most comprehensive resilience solutions within an ESPC to date by Department of Defense providing reduced and stabilized utility costs, power reliability, guaranteed uptime, operational continuity, and long-term onsite support
Expands existing partnership with fourth ESPC between the Air Force and Schneider Electric in four years
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Long-term solution improves energy infrastructure at the base through a combined heat and power plant with microgrid controls and energy efficiency to ensure reliable, resilient power supply
One of the most comprehensive resilience solutions within an ESPC to date by Department of Defense providing reduced and stabilized utility costs, power reliability, guaranteed uptime, operational continuity, and long-term onsite support
Expands existing partnership with fourth ESPC between the Air Force and Schneider Electric in four years
