ADIPEC 2022: Kelvin CEO says digitising emissions control could save the planet
In our next exclusive studio interview from ADIPEC 2022, Julian Walker sat down with Peter Harding, CEO, of Kelvin Inc, to talk about how AI, machine learning, and automation are enabling regional and global companies to reach net zero by slashing their energy consumption. Peter touched on how creating a 360-company view through technology can spot and manage carbon emissions efficiencies. This is why Peter believes that digitising emissions control could save the planet.
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