Molly Webb, The Climate Group - The Smart 2020 Opportunity
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The document discusses the findings of the SMART 2020 report, which analyzed the potential for information and communication technologies (ICT) to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and enable a low-carbon economy by 2020. The key findings are that ICT solutions could deliver greenhouse gas emission savings of 7.8 gigatons of CO2 equivalent in 2020, which is over five times the ICT sector's own footprint and 15% of global emissions. Specific technologies like smart motors, logistics applications, buildings technologies, and smart grids each have the potential to reduce over 1 gigaton of emissions. The total economic value of these emission savings is estimated to be 600 billion euros.
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- 2. ABOUT THE CLIMATE GROUP An international network of multinationals, states and cities in US, Europe, Australia, China and India whose mission is to accelerate the low carbon economy through government- business collaboration
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