There are more options available to electrify industrial processes than you may expect — particularly for low-heat applications. Our experts will cover what processes could be electrified today, and what that would mean for costs, emissions and operations. They'll also discuss what it will take to get companies to make the switch.
Steel production is one of the most emissions-intensive processes in the world — but the industry is on a path to change that. Come hear how technology and supply chains are aligning to electrify and decarbonize steel, and what this could mean for other hard-to-abate sectors.
Electrifying everything means we need new, big ideas — in finance, technology and policy. Join this fast-paced session of microtalks featuring promising technologies and provocative ideas that could change the future of electrification.
Most of the industrial emissions are embedded in companies' supply chains. This session will explore how businesses are using their influence to decarbonize and electrify scope 3 emissions, and how more buyers and suppliers can get involved.
The regulatory environment is quickly changing, with far-reaching implications for the future of electrification. Come with your questions for experts who can help you navigate what you need to know about the Biden Administration, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and statehouses.
How Does Green Hydrogen Fit into Electrifying Everything?
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Not all industrial processes have market-ready electrification options. Green hydrogen could fill those gaps. How close are we to scaling green hydrogen, and what will it mean for industry, transportation and the grid? Our experts offer insights.
