COP26: Autodesk at the UN Climate Change Conference
Autodesk believes technology is crucial in combating climate change. We embrace the goals of the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26)–securing net zero by mid-century, protecting communities and habitats, and mobilizing finance. By harnessing new data, customers can streamline work, generate insights, save resources, and reduce waste.
With megafires and catastrophic floods happening at an alarming pace, learn how the design and build industry is aiming for net zero carbon.
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Going circular requires leadership and creative vision, using nature as a model to create circular cities, minimizing waste, and pollution.
Do we already have all we need to improve sustainability? Leading engineering firms say yes as they call for policy makers to be bolder. (video: 1:01 min.)
Our call for action on COP26 (video: 1:35 min.)
COP26 highlights how technology can transform industries, and help build a sustainable world for all." – Joe Speicher, Autodesk”
It is essential for climate action planning to go above and beyond companies simply achieving carbon-neutral status.
We’re proud to have sponsored the 12th Sustainable Innovation Forum (SIF), which took place alongside COP26. Catch up on Autodesk’s sessions from the forum below.
Big Tech and Climate Action
Joe Speicher, Acting Head of Sustainability and Foundation, Autodesk
Joe and other panelists from Geotab and SAP, discuss the role of 'big tech' and digital innovation on climate. How can we capitalize on the potential of technology to decarbonize sectors? How can successful collaboration and partnerships maximize technology's impact for climate action?
Resilient Infrastructure
Jim Lynch, SVP and General Manager, Autodesk
When the construction and infrastructure industries on both land and sea adopt innovative technology and thinking, they have the capability to build truly resilient communities. Delivering that technology will help people adapt, grow, and prosper alongside increasing levels of automation.
Green Construction
Jim Lynch, SVP and General Manager, Autodesk, and David Benjamin, Director of AEC Industry Futures, Autodesk
Working together is essential for governments, businesses, and society to rise to the challenges of climate change. This fireside chat addresses how a collective effort can help build a more sustainable, equitable, and resilient world.
Rising to the Challenge of Zero Carbon Buildings – A Lifestyle Approach
Anthony Ruto, Director of Research and Engineering, Autodesk
How can the private and public sectors work together to bring down the cost of adoption, advance infrastructure required for low-carbon alternatives and invest transformation?
Live from COP26, a new report shows the AEC industry is strengthening its commitment to sustainability.
We must engage policymakers to enact robust policies at all levels of government to reduce the impacts of climate change.
Autodesk believes governments and industries must drive the adoption of digital tools to help stem the impacts of climate change.
COP26 is our opportunity. The time is now. World governments must step up their commitments to eliminate carbon emissions from the built environment.
Discover the trends, challenges, and solutions driving transformation across the AEC industry.
Autodesk advances industries through cross‑sector collaboration, policy advocacy, and by catalyzing innovation between and beyond industries.
Climate change is no longer under debate. Developing impactful solutions starts with investing in policy.
The paths to net zero, resilience, and digital transformation intersect, and are stepping-stones to new opportunities.
The EU aims to cut emissions by at least 55% compared to 1990 levels. To reach that goal, we all need to think digital.
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