Gwénaelle Huet: 'Invisible solutions are often the best ones to adopt'

Stuart Stone
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Gwénaelle Huet: 'Invisible solutions are often the best ones to adopt'

Schneider Electric's chief sustainability officer discusses the need to focus on the demand side of the energy transition and the importance of 'invisible' solutions.

Boston-based Gwénaelle Huet became Schneider Electric's chief sustainability officer in April 2022, less than a year after joining the firm as senior-vice president of corporate strategy. She is responsible...

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