100 global energy companies say the internet of things is the key to a green future
According to a new report from Inmarsat, many large energy companies believe the Internet of things is key to improving environmental sustainability and reducing the cost of decarbonization in the industry. The report surveyed 100 power and utility companies around the world about the use of Internet of things technology. More than half of respondents said the monitoring environment was the main driver of the Internet of things adoption in the energy sector. In addition, 47 percent of respondents identified cost-saving opportunities as the main driver, while 44 percent used monitoring of customer engagement as the main driver. About 44 percent of the companies surveyed said that they had been able to do so because of the use of couplet Net, their environmental sustainability has been improved. Another 1 / 3 said they expected environmental sustainability to improve in the future. Inmarsat Vice President Phil Meyers said: "facing increasing pressure from regulators, pressure groups and the public, energy companies are addressing this issue. It is clear that many companies are looking for new technologies such as the Internet of things to increase the sustainability of their operations and reduce their environmental footprint. "
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