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The climate technology sector is increasingly recognizing the necessity of integrating software with hardware to address carbon emissions in industries like cement, steel, and hydrogen production, with companies like Blue Bear Capital leading the way by investing in AI and data-driven solutions to enhance efficiency and sustainability. However, this approach faces challenges such as high energy consumption, barriers for smaller companies, and potential inequalities, necessitating sustainable practices and inclusive policies to fully realize its potential.
By Dr. Tony HoangThe climate technology sector is increasingly recognizing the necessity of integrating software with hardware to address carbon emissions in industries like cement, steel, and hydrogen production, with companies like Blue Bear Capital leading the way by investing in AI and data-driven solutions to enhance efficiency and sustainability. However, this approach faces challenges such as high energy consumption, barriers for smaller companies, and potential inequalities, necessitating sustainable practices and inclusive policies to fully realize its potential.