Helping industry shape a more sustainable future
The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) has become a founding partner in ESTAINIUM, the first open, global network aiming to develop international standards for industry to reduce its carbon footprint and mitigate negative impacts.
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ESTAINIUM will be at the forefront of research and technology initiatives for a more sustainable industry sector, working with people, businesses and corporations to meet current and future climate challenges.
“Industry accounts for about a third of all greenhouse gas emissions,” said Distinguished Professor Peter Ralph, Director of the UTS Climate Change Cluster.
“By becoming a founding member of ESTAINIUM, UTS is showing leadership on a global strategy to decarbonise industry and shape a more sustainable future for our planet.”
Founding members of ESTAINIUM include German manufacturing and tech giants Siemens and Merck, and Japanese information technology powerhouse, NTT Data.
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