“When you want to take resolute action for climate change, you need to tackle all the places where we ‘spend’ carbon,” Rémont said.
But reducing and controlling carbon emissions depends on companies’ ability to measure their energy use and use as much renewable energy as possible, he added.
“That’s how we are working on building an industry, and this is moving quite fast.”
Schneider Electric is now ready to share the fruits of more than 10 years as an electrification and sustainability pioneer with customers, he said.
“When you bring technology and know-how together today, you can manage many things very differently from what we did in the past,” he added.
Schneider, with global revenue €29 billion in 2021, has shown its commitment to sustainability by aiming to be carbon neutral by 2025 and net-zero by 2030. That is significantly earlier than most countries’ 2050…
