Energizing a Greener Future

Our race to net-zero emissions is underway, with more than 90% of global GDP now covered by national net-zero targets.

Success will ultimately depend on how effectively the world can transition away from carbon-intensive fossil fuels to renewable energy sources. But the journey will not be easy, with significant obstacles to overcome.

A global energy solutions provider, Hanwha is contributing to the energy transition by combining its world-class energy production, storage, and transportation know-how with its proven expertise in energy sources and materials.

As calls for greater collaboration around our climate and energy goals become louder, Hanwha, together with Bloomberg Media Studios, brings together three global experts to look at where we are currently in the energy transition, and assess some of the key challenges to address.

In the opening video in the series, Dr. Harry Bradbury, Founder of the Imaginatives Group and long-time energy consultant, identifies two of the most significant energy transition challenges: the need to improve energy stability, and the need to scale clean energy production and distribution effectively.

There’s no “one-size-fits-all” solution to our clean energy transition. Different countries face unique challenges that ultimately influence their energy policy.

In our second video in the series – Energizing a Greener Future – Antony Froggatt, Senior Research Fellow and Deputy Director, Environment and Society Centre at Chatham House, joins Dr. Harry Bradbury, Founder of the Imaginatives Group, to tackle the challenge of finding cleaner, affordable and more stable energy supplies.

Renewables could meet at least 60% of many countries’ energy needs by 2050.

But the world needs to accelerate production and usage for this to happen .

In our final video in the series, Sujay Shah, Global Head of Cleantech coverage at Standard Chartered, looks at how the world can scale renewable energy to have any chance of meeting our net-zero commitments.