As cities transform into intelligent hubs through smart infrastructure, while circular economy practices redefine how we consume, sustainable technology is our lifeline to a planet in peril. In a world pulsating with technological advancements, sustainable technology emerges as the guiding force helping steer towards a future where innovation harmonizes with environmental stewardship.
From smart cities to carbon-neutral industries, sustainable technology is the connective tissue binding nations in a collective pursuit of a greener horizon. The future of sustainable technology relies on international collaboration and the establishment of standardized practices. Governments, businesses, and communities must work together to set clear goals and ensure accountability in the pursuit of a greener life. Along with this, companies and innovators globally are developing new ways to achieve this goal, for instance climate technology, often referred to as “Climate Tech,” is poised to become a significant force in addressing climate change. An issue that has been haunting scientists, innovations in carbon capture, climate modeling, and sustainable agriculture aim to revolutionize and mitigate the impacts of a changing climate.
Cloud services, AI for sustainability, and ESG software also emerges as pivotal trends. Cloud services offer elasticity, optimizing shared resources for economic, environmental, and social benefits. AI, when applied sustainably, mitigates environmental impact without compromising accuracy. ESG software becomes indispensable for data-driven sustainability insights.
In crafting an effective sustainable technology portfolio, businesses must prioritize investments aligned with their material sustainability issues. The future beckons a harmonious blend of established and cuttingedge technologies, ensuring enterprises not only thrive economically but also contribute meaningfully to a sustainable future.
The Applied Technology Review Europe edition presents some of the most promising sustainability solution providers. This edition also features SolServices Kft., a company engaged in the implementation of energy generation from renewable sources, bearing in mind sustainability aspects and Hungary’s domestic energy-industry development targets. The edition also includes thought leadership articles from Teresa Fernandes, a Digital Transformation Director at Mars, Willem Mutsaerts, CPO and Global Head of Procurement and Sustainability at Givaudan, and Jennifer spence, Global Head of Sustainability at Essentra.
