Data collected from AI and IoT technologies can empower companies to make better decisions about their energy consumption.
Microsoft has been committed to reaching carbon neutrality in its operations since 2012. It has since set a goal to reduce its scope 3 emissions by 30 percent. Elizabeth Willmott manages the company’s carbon program, which partners with other internal teams and external supply chain companies to expand how it is reducing its climate impacts.
The Oakland-based company working to wean itself off of natural gas as it has done with carbon-intensive electricity.
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Saskia Van Gendt says there seems to be new energy around companies’ responsibility to take care of the environment.
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