Why you Should Attend the Energy Transition and Sustainability Workshop at the ARC Forum

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ByLarry O'Brien
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The drive to sustainability, decarbonization, and energy transition is now a vital aspect of long-term competitiveness and operational resilience. Its unique challenges are something that leading industrial and critical infrastructure end users are embracing as opportunities because they recognize that we are now in a time where sustainability is no longer an optional strategy.

As part of the ARC Industry Forum held at the Renaissance Sea world Hotel in Orlando from February 10-13, ARC will be hosting an Energy Transition and Sustainability Workshop on Monday, February 10 from 01:00 PM to 3:45 PM. If you are a manufacturing end user from the process, hybrid, or discrete industries implementing any kind of sustainability program within your organization, we encourage you to attend. This event is sponsored by both Siemens Energy and Valmet. Critical topics for the workshop include:

  • Decarbonization strategies and best practices

  • CCUS and Hydrogen technologies

  • Innovations in emissions reporting

  • Digital product passports and regulatory compliance

  • Modernizing operations for enhanced efficiency and sustainability

This session will allow you to network with industry leaders and gain actionable insights to drive sustainable growth. You can also learn from ARC’s Sustainability Strategies Playbook what separates leaders from laggards in decarbonization business performance. You can register for the Forum here. 

As industry leaders, we all set the direction for how your organizations address environmental, social, and economic sustainability. However, achieving this requires a thoughtful, comprehensive approach—one that ensures leadership, streamlined processes, and innovative technology are all working in unison.

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