Energy Transition is a necessary and unstoppable trend

Global temperatures have been consistently rising and the 10 warmest years in record have all occurred during the last decade (2014-2023).1 Natural disasters are becoming more frequent and severe, posing significant threats to ecosystems, biodiversity, and numerous species, including humans. It has become clear that climate change calls for urgent action. Smart Energy Lab is committed to Energy Transition as a critical pathway to mitigate these impacts and enhance climate resilience by providing reliable power based on renewable energy. We believe that it is still possible to limit global temperature rise to below 1.5°C2. This key goal of the Paris Agreement reflects a global consensus and an ethical imperative to protect future generations.

1 – US National oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, 2024
2 – UN IPCC, 2018

The European Commission and national governments are increasingly setting ambitious goals, particularly aimed at reducing CO2 emissions and cutting energy costs. While there is a strong push for investment in decarbonization, renewable energy capacity, grid enhancement, and the decentralization of renewable energy sources, these measures alone are insufficient to fully maximize the utilization of renewables.