The crucial role of international trade in achieving global net-zero goals
In an exclusive studio interview at the World Utilities Congress 2024, Jan Haizmann, General Secretary of the Zero Emissions Traders Alliance (ZETA), explored the pivotal role of international trade in achieving global net-zero emissions goals. He discussed how businesses can balance economic growth with reducing carbon footprints, and the critical role of technological advancements in enhancing the sector's decarbonisation efforts.
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