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An MIT report shows the impact that connectivity solutions can have on the process of reducing industrial carbon dioxide emissions

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An MIT report shows the impact that connectivity solutions can have on the process of reducing industrial carbon dioxide emissions

ERICSSON TELECOMMUNICATIONS ROMANIA SRL

3 Nov 2021

The report assesses how the use of connectivity solutions, including 5G technology and other digital mobile technologies, can facilitate the reduction of carbon dioxide emissions

A new report by MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), with the support of Ericsson, shows the favorable impact that the implementation of connectivity solutions can have in the process of reducing carbon dioxide emissions generated by some of the most polluting industrial sectors.

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