11/20/2024
The Future of Food Traceability: Cleantech Innovations
The food industry is under immense pressure to balance consumer demand for transparency, regulatory compliance, and the fight against food f...
By Sunena Gupta
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Download the Report NowIn 2020, a combination of drivers including maturing technologies, circularity and a supply chain shock that focused attention on agility, resilience, and transparency had an impact on the entire sector. Plus, consumers expect more accountability and more nutritionally dense food that relies less on animals. What underpins the solutions arriving in the coming decade?
As connectivity and processing capabilities improve, Enabling Technologies like robotics, artificial intelligence and machine learning, sensors, big data and analytics, internet of things and other digital technologies find applications in to enable greater efficiency and decarbonization. How will the market evolve to accommodate these developments?
Energy and Power investment has felt the inertia caused by shelter-in-place orders as a result of Covid-19. However, 2020 has witnessed some of the biggest private and public commitments for decarbonizing energy and power. Will the capital going into the sector become more strategic, purposeful and mission focused than before?
The chemical industry faces a unique environmental challenge. Improved energy efficiency and electrification are effective routes to address emissions, but the chemicals industry must also address availability of raw materials and the end-of-life impact of products. How will the sector evolve?
Using our planet’s resources in a more responsible way means more than just reducing our dependence on plastics and finding better ways of managing water and waste. Can we start to draw value from carbon capture and also build greater protection for the natural environment we all depend on?
The global pandemic has revealed a dire need for zero-emission, sustainable, flexible and safe methods of moving both people and goods. Will the mid-century net zero emissions targets announced by major economies put enough pressure on the transportation industry to decarbonize across all segments?
The food industry is under immense pressure to balance consumer demand for transparency, regulatory compliance, and the fight against food f...
By Sunena Gupta
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