Countries must come to COP and set out specific plans for how they will remove the barriers and make the infrastructure investments that businesses need to electrify the global economy, writes WBCSD's CEO and president Peter Bakker
Electrification is set to be a defining issue at COP31. But the ambitions of many face a practical hurdle: connecting new sources of power and the businesses that need them. Today, around 2.5 terawatts...
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