Efficiency in Action: The Silent Driver of Competitiveness
November 12, 2025

At the Global Renewables Hub today, private sector leaders highlighted concrete examples of how energy efficiency cuts costs, creates jobs, and strengthens supply-chain resilience. Esther Finidori of BCSE member Schneider Electric and Mario Giordano of BCSE supporter Signify shared that in a world powered by renewables, we need the asset flexibility of energy optimization. Energy efficiency is a proven technology; the key is to keep providing and collecting data to guarantee the benefits to investors.

Additional takeaways:

  • The real change/benefits come when companies integrate energy efficiency into their business models. This is how we can scale.
  • The private sector must make it easy for consumers to save money and decrease emissions by building up the infrastructure/workforce that deliver these solutions.
  • Being able to coordinate with entire buildings is key.
  • Everyone must have access to the data in the building. This requires organizational change to adapt to how buildings of the future will be maintained.
  • In a world powered by renewables, we need the asset flexibility of energy optimization.
  • Efficiency is a tool for abundance.

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