The Asia-Pacific has become a global hub for manufacturing, accounting for some 48% of the world’s output.
But with the growth of manufacturing comes its share of climate-harming emissions. In light of renewed pledges from 8 of 10 Southeast Asian governments to achieve Net Zero carbon emissions by 2050, high emissions from the sector are no longer just a growing concern but a direct obstacle to the Asia-Pacific’s net-zero goals and ability to fulfil international commitments.
Amandeep Bedi, Director Sustainability Solutions-APAC, discusses the importance of considering sustainability in the manufacturing process with South China Morning Post.
Manufacturers in the Asia-Pacific must capitalize on green opportunities to decarbonize operations as an integral part of their competitive strategy. As regulators and markets take bold measures to implement net-zero goals, manufacturers have never been in a better position to accelerate their decarbonization journey.
Amandeep Bedi, Director Sustainability Solutions-APAC, ENGIE Impact