The greenest energy is the energy we don’t use
The science is clear. The last decade has been warmer than any decade in the past 125.000 years. This decade is crucial to rethink the way we use energy.
Enhanced energy efficiency can provide one third of the emission reduction for net zero.
“There is no time to wait, we need to act now and many of the solutions are already in our hands.”
Fatih Birol, Executive Director of the International Energy Agency
Energy efficiency is the key to kick-starting climate success
The latest findings from the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) emphasized, once again, that climate change is having a severe impact around the globe and the time for action is now.
Read article by Reuters and learn why improvements in energy efficiency are critical to meeting emissions reduction targets.
Kim Fausing on climate: Enough talk – what is needed now is action
Danfoss' CEO is impatient. A more efficient use of our energy is crucial to achieving climate goals. The technology is in place – but concrete plans are missing.
"We're working with the megatrends that will define the coming decades. Our vision is to be a leading global partner with technologies that will pave the way for the green transformation, in which there is a step-by-step process to eliminate combustion technologies in all sectors, such as in buildings, cars, and the maritime sector," says CEO Kim Fausing.
Energy efficiency solutions show the way to accelerate the green transition
Download the booklet prepared on the occasion of the International Energy Agency’s 7th Annual Global Conference on Energy Efficiency, and learn about eight tangible examples that demonstrate the value of early action on energy efficiency.
Top energy efficiency cases in action
The Green Restart Series: fueling economic recovery and climate action
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