Companies rush to obtain a “Net-Zero” supply chain

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Written By Jennifer Joslyn

🌎 The clean energy tech market is foaming at the mouth over the UN Climate summit’s decision to further regulate GHG emissions.

Companies across the transportation industry are searching to create a “Net Zero” supply chain and investing in heavy-duty technology to make it a reality. McKinsey is estimating that $9.2 trillion in annual average spending on physical assets will be needed to achieve a global transformation to net-zero carbon supply chains. All before the year 2050.

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