Panel Discussion: How Electrification Helps Decarbonize Energy-Intensive Industries

Electricity covers ca. 20% of global energy use. By 2050, this figure is projected to increase to 60%. Why? Because electricity is the most efficient means to achieve decarbonization, digitalization, and automation. Energy-intensive industries produce approximately 25% of global CO ₂ emissions, and must prioritize their efforts to expedite their decarbonization actions. Process electrification offers effective solutions to reach the goal. How do these industries electrify to decarbonize?

Watch panel discussion led by Gianfranco Monzini VP, Head of Process Electrification Practice at Schneider Electric with top industry players:

Ralf Ewering, Chief Sustainability Officer at KLK Oleo Europe,
Jack Boddy, Engineering Sustainability and Automation Manager at Mars,
Ian Nachemson, Vice President Business Development at H2 Green Steel

Discover how electrification can revolutionize your industrial processes and significantly reduce your carbon footprint in both greenfield and brownfield projects.

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