Electrification has become, by far, one of the buzzwords of the past decade. By definition,
electrification is the process of replacing the use of fossil fuels with technology that utilizes electrical energy. On a long-term scope, this conversion is proven to reduce overall carbon dioxide emissions, thereby mitigating climate change and reducing carbon footprint.
It is also a process that will allow the Earth to heal from the damages of human activity and degradation. From a global economic perspective, it applies to industry and how the shift from fossil fuels to electric energy is imperative as the world races against time to counteract the damages of heightened carbon dioxide emissions and climate change.
