Digital and Dirt: Reducing the Carbon Footprint in Construction
From machine, to site, to the industry as a whole – Holger Pietzsch joins Soeren Brogaard on the show to discuss emission tracking.
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Host
Soeren Brogaard
CEO at Trackunit
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Guest Speaker
Holger Pietzsch
Chair, CECE Digitalisation Task-Force

Episode Description

From machine, to site, to the construction industry as a whole – Holger Pietzsch joins Soeren Brogaard on 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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Not sure where to even start? Tune in for great questions to ask when your organization is still figuring out its path to more sustainable operations.

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