Hitachi is proud to be a part of the charge forward to a net zero future. We joined Climate Week NYC 2022 as The Hub Live Sponsor to have an open dialogue with climate action leaders, businesses and governments on how together we can get it done.
It is evident that no single business or organization can tackle climate change on its own. Collaboration and co-creation are key to making significant climate impact.
Key takeaways from the event
- Government and business leaders need to stay committed and accountable to their net zero goals. Business leaders should stop thinking of sustainability as a cost but rather as a value driver.
- Be open to collaborating and innovating with others in the ecosystem to develop and commercialize new products and services to help reduce carbon emissions.
- We have the technology and know-how needed to get the job done, today — not years or decades down the road. We simply need to accelerate the process and eliminate impending roadblocks.
- Priorities should focus on how the new green economy is one of opportunity, of growth and of change – and it will take strong collaboration across sectors, industries, governments and business to achieve our environmental and sustainability goals.
- The green economy needs a digital economy to be successful. The digital layer, consisting of AI, machine learning, analytics, data, sensors and more, will be essential to creating cross-platform, integrated and holistic systems and solutions that will provide us with real-time, actionable insights, as well as transparency and visibility across value chains needed to make better and more sustainable decisions.
Relive Climate Week NYC 2022 With Hitachi
Did you miss Hitachi’s sessions at Climate Week NYC? Catch Hitachi’s presence on demand below.
- Opening Ceremony: The cold truths for a warming world: what’s stopping us from ‘Getting It Done’?
- The Hub Live: Accelerating the transition to clean energy and a green economy
- The Hub Live: The new climate reality: energy certainty in an uncertain world
Lorena Dellagiovanna
On the first day of Climate Week NYC, Hitachi, Ltd.’s Vice President, Executive Officer and Chief Sustainability Officer, Lorena Dellagiovanna joined other industry experts to discuss what’s stopping us from getting climate action done.
Hicham Abdessamad
The new green economy is full of opportunity, growth and change. But it will take strong collaboration across sectors, industries, governments and businesses to achieve environmental and sustainability goals. Hitachi America, Ltd. Chairman & CEO, Hicham Abdessamad joined a panel with special guest Alok Sharma, COP26 President, to discuss the transition to the green economy and the digital layer that will help support it.
Bill Strohecker
As the world faces the biggest energy crises of this century, creating access to clean, affordable, and reliable energy in a resilient system must become a priority. Bill Strohecker, Hitachi Energy’s Country Managing Director in Canada, joined a panel of energy experts to discuss how the world can deliver on short-term solutions to address current energy needs without undermining long-term goals.
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