Digital and Dirt: Reducing the Carbon Footprint in Construction | Downtime Talk

Digital and Dirt: Reducing the Carbon Footprint in Construction | Downtime Talk
Downtime Talk
Digital and Dirt: Reducing the Carbon Footprint in Construction | Downtime Talk

Jun 26 2023 | 00:22:37

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Episode 6 • June 26, 2023 • 00:22:37

Show Notes

From machine, to site, to the construction industry as a whole - Holger Pietzsch joins Soeren Brogaard on the the Downtime Talk to discuss emission tracking. 
 
Combining insights from his work at Hexagon and his role as Chair of the CECE Digitalisation Task-Force, Holger shares three steps to benchmark your efforts on reducing carbon footprint of your operations and why the opposite of downtime is not necessarily uptime. Tune in.
 
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