How industrial clusters can become net-zero carbon exemplars

Mar 11, 2021

City skyline across Jinji Lake, Suzhou, China.

Suzhou Industrial Park, China, is nearly three times larger than the city of Paris and is home to over 4,000 businesses. Image: King of Hearts via Wikimedia Commons.

Sylvie Ouziel

Chief Executive Officer, Shared Platforms, Publicis Groupe

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Historical CO2 emissions and projected emissions (optimistic scenario) from operating energy infrastructure as it was used historically, 1900-2100. Image: Source: IEA (2020), World Energy Outlook 2020, IEA, Paris.

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