Frost & Sullivan Reveals Top 5 Growth Opportunities in the Energy & Environment Industry for 2021

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Energy experts have outlined key areas expected to transform the industry next year

SANTA CLARA, Calif., Nov. 19, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- The global energy and environment (E&E) industry is going through an unprecedented transformation driven by innovation and disruptive business models. The advent of greener, smarter, and more connected products and services will transform our society into a digital and sustainable domain, offering enhanced efficiency, environmental performance, productivity, flexibility, and profitability.

However, in the wake of COVID-19, many companies in the energy sector are struggling with pricing pressures, commoditization, and industry disruption. To help companies identify new avenues for top-line growth and plan for a more fruitful 2021, Frost & Sullivan's team of industry experts have compiled a complimentary insight: Top 5 Growth Opportunities in the Energy & Environment Industry for 2021 – What You Need to Know Now.

To download the complimentary insight, please visit: http://frost.ly/4vy

Gain insight into exciting new growth opportunities, strategic recommendations, best practices, and future developments in the following areas:

1. Energy transformation
2. Sustainability and circular economy
3. Smart and cognitive buildings
4. Electrification of transport, mobility, heating, and industrial processes
5. New service-based business models

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