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EPISODE · Jan 24, 2024 · 33 MIN

Cleantech: The business of more energy & lower emissions

from CERAWeek Podcast with Atul Arya · host CERAWeek by S&P Global

In this episode, Atul Arya, Chief Energy Strategist, S&P Global, and host of the CERAWeek Podcast is joined by Edurne Zoco, Executive Director for Clean Technology & Renewables, and Carolyn Seto, Executive Director for Upstream Technology, both from S&P Global. This timely conversation reviews the commitments made at COP28 for renewables and energy efficiency, and outlines the perspectives for cleantech – including solar, CCUS, DAC and batteries – and how AI and machine learning will continue to help meet energy efficiency targets. Our guests also discuss the structures of the innovation ecosystem, and the role policy, financing and supply chains will play in achieving these targets. Go to ceraweek.com/Agora to learn more about Innovation Agora @CERAWeek 2024, where a community of technologists, startup entrepreneurs, VCs and investors, thought leaders, policy makers and corporate innovators will gather March 18-22, 2024, in Houston, Texas, to advance solutions to the greatest challenges facing our energy and environmental future. To learn about CERAWeek and its speakers and agenda and to register, please visit ceraweek.com.

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