Business now more than ever recognise their obligation to contribute to reducing global green house gas emissions in the face of escalating climate change. Although many companies have driven down their direct emissions, the far larger, but less visible carbon footprint of supply chain emissions presents a more complex challenge.
With offices in London and the Netherlands, NeuerEnergy is a software development company that offers a plug-and-play SaaS platform, designed to streamline the journey to net-zero by helping organisations analyse and plan their efforts to reduce their CO₂ emissions. The company has also launched a platform that aims to drive the sustainability of cities by evaluating their existing and new development projects. Here, we dive into both innovative solutions and the company’s internal operations.
Using AI technologies to ensure green programs and investments are measurable and performance-driven from the outset.
AI technology is essential for gaining transparent, real-time intelligence into the outcomes of suppliers’ green decisions, verifying their compliance with a business’s own initiatives and making informed actions that maintain positive impact.
Muhammad Malik, CEO and Founder NeuerEnergy, outlines how procurement leaders can use AI intelligence to improve business in the renewables market.
Urgency to reduce carbonemissions is accelerating,with the UK governmentrecently committing to a68% reduction by 2030,on the path to achieving net zero by2050. Currently, the public sectoraccounts for 3% of the UK’s carbonemissions and has an estimated annualcarbon footprint of over 13 MtCO2e.As such, public sector bodies areincreasingly being tasked with leadingthe shift to a low carbon economy.
This month, we sat down with Muhammad Malik, CEO and Founder of NeuerEnergy, to discuss their contribution to corporate decarbonisation, sustainability, and the importance of digitisation.
The AI platform simplifies the scientific analysis of emissions, resource utilisation, and enables businesses and governments to plan, procure, and manage for their net-zero goals.
Thirteen companies who are helping the UK’s healthcare, manufacturing and resource sectors recover from the impact of COVID-19 have been chosen to join Microsoft’s AI for Social Impact 2021 programme.
Effective qualitative and quantitative measurements will offer investors a transparent view of their investments’ outcomes and encourage continued funding for green projects, says Muhammad Malik, CEO and Founder, NeuerEnergy.
As part of journey to net-zero emissions, business leaders should consider the role AI technologies can play to ensure that green initiatives are measurable and performance-driven from the outset.
We’re continuing with the Sustainability theme this week – specifically helping companies and organisations to reduce their carbon footprint by simplifying and streamlining their net zero journey.
Artificial intelligence - AI and predictive technologies will minimize the risks associated with solar power production.
Watch the UN75 book launch webinar. Muhammad Malik, CEO and Founder at NeuerEnergy has given a presentation to understand carbon footprint costs and options. NeuerEnergy presentation starts at 1:11:13 on timeline.
Renewable energy generators and service providers have had to automate and digitalise their processes at speeds never seen before due to the impact of the global pandemic.
To realise UK Net zero, we need complete transparency and accountability from both investors and investees to ensure effectiveness.