• Award reflects Schneider Electric’s leadership in energy efficient technologies and strategies that drive data centre sustainability 
• Newcastle City Council project, delivered with Elite Partners APT, wins special award for ‘Sustainability in the Data Centre’ Project of the Year’
• To date Schneider Electric has helped customers reduce CO2 emissions by 319 million tonnes

• Furthers Wilo’s commitment to the Business Ambition for 1.5 °C
• Expands on collaboration to develop sustainability efficiency solutions for water and buildings

The breakout of novel coronavirus in March 2020 has impacted almost all sectors of our society, be it healthcare, educational, or industrial. Steadily, every country is awakening to the importance of a clean, healthy, and sustainable future. In this article, we will bring under purview why it is imperative for industries to switch to sustainable energy.

First, let us begin by understanding the meaning of sustainable energy, also known as renewable energy, and how it can contribute to creating a more clean and eco-friendly future

By Atin Chhabra 

As the world marks the fifth anniversary of the adoption of the Paris Agreement on Climate Change, a propitious movement for carbon neutrality is taking shape. According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, carbon neutrality is a state of balance between CO2 emitted in the atmosphere and CO2 removed from the atmosphere.