Tnb S Commitment In Reducing Climate Change Through Digital Technology
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Tenaga Nasional Berhad This aspiration is underpinned by a commitment to reduce 35% of our emissions intensity as well as 50% of our coal generation capacity by 2035.” it is a low carbon strategic plan that will contribute to a healthier life in tandem with the global community’s commitment to ensure that everyone enjoys a better life. Through tnb's research subsidiary, tnb research sdn. bhd. has been extensively involved in research and development (r&d) since the early 2000s to demarcate unwavering innovative green and clean technologies projects. significant progress in the field of carbon capture and utilisation (ccu) r&d was outlined when our pilot projects achieved.
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Futureproofing юааtnbюабтащюааsюаб Business Via Sustainability Pathway 2050 Klse Tenaga nasional berhad (tnb) today announced its sustainability pathway with an aspiration to achieve net zero emissions by 2050, in a bold move towards decarbonisation and renewable energy (re). “this new pathway is a clearer manifestation of tnb’s sustainability journey which began in 2016 with the launch of the reimagining tnb strategic plan. On footprint.climate change and environmenttnb is actively committed to playing a vital role in decarbonisation and addressing climate c. ange through various strategies and actions. tnb’s energy transition plan (et plan) was developed as our guiding light in paving a clear transition pathway from a fossil fuel b. How technology can fight climate change. artificial intelligence of things (aiot) solutions are integral to tackling some of the challenges associated with carbon management. there are three main areas of focus to make carbon management more efficient, transparent and effective. 1. aiot – integration into measurement and reporting. This customer centric focus is also echoed by datuk fazlur rahman zainuddin, tnb’s chief financial officer, who highlights that an unwavering commitment to customer satisfaction is at the foundation of the 67 year old company’s legacy. “our simple business philosophy at tnb is that it’s all about serving needs of people,” zainuddin adds.
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New Report Outlines How Digital Technology Can Help Solve Climate How technology can fight climate change. artificial intelligence of things (aiot) solutions are integral to tackling some of the challenges associated with carbon management. there are three main areas of focus to make carbon management more efficient, transparent and effective. 1. aiot – integration into measurement and reporting. This customer centric focus is also echoed by datuk fazlur rahman zainuddin, tnb’s chief financial officer, who highlights that an unwavering commitment to customer satisfaction is at the foundation of the 67 year old company’s legacy. “our simple business philosophy at tnb is that it’s all about serving needs of people,” zainuddin adds. The key to addressing climate change is to reduce our reliance on energy from fossil fuels and embrace renewable energy sources. the global consensus for the energy transition has grown – fueled by the increasingly devastating impact of climate change as seen in floods and extreme weather events worldwide, especially in asia. The digital sector can also take a strong lead in accelerating demand for 100% renewable energy. our assessment, as laid out in the exponential climate action roadmap, is that digital technologies could already help reduce global carbon emissions by up to 15% – or one third of the 50% reduction required by 2030 – through solutions in energy.
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