A HIGH POWERED IMPETUS FOR SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS ENTERPRISE IN TODAY’S ERA OF GLOBAL WARMING

In today’s era of climate change: Global warming, the business are facing challenges to balance growth and environmental sustainability. This paper focuses on green energy strategies for running successful business enterprises in today’s climate challenges. The transformation towards green energy ensures revamping of business. To effectively impede global warming, emissions must be controlled reducing it to half by 2030 and reach net zero by 2050. Achieving these goals would require advanced solutions such as energy management systems, renewable energy integration, and sustainable operational models. It would also need global cooperation from businesses, public sector and industries to adhere strictly to energy regulations and follow environmental guidelines. Using the trans-formative approaches, the businesses would gain a competitive edge, not only economically but also attain environmental sustainability. Taking a shift from non-renewable energy to renewable energy is the urgent need of the hour. It’s an ethical responsibility of industrial and commercial entities, government bodies, utility companies and business of all sizes- small to medium sized business, must reconfigure their operations directly or indirectly to reduce green- house gas emissions.

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European Economic Letters (EEL)
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2025-06-17
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https://doi.org/10.52783/eel.v15i1s.3288
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Economic and Technological Innovation
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A HIGH POWERED IMPETUS FOR SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS ENTERPRISE IN TODAY’S ERA OF GLOBAL WARMING

Jyoti R. Mahajan Laxmi R Mahantare
European Economic Letters (EEL)
Economic and Technological Innovation
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A HIGH POWERED IMPETUS FOR SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS ENTERPRISE IN TODAY’S ERA OF GLOBAL WARMING

Jyoti R. Mahajan Laxmi R Mahantare
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Abstract

In today’s era of climate change: Global warming, the business are facing challenges to balance growth and environmental sustainability. This paper focuses on green energy strategies for running successful business enterprises in today’s climate challenges. The transformation towards green energy ensures revamping of business. To effectively impede global warming, emissions must be controlled reducing it to half by 2030 and reach net zero by 2050. Achieving these goals would require advanced solutions such as energy management systems, renewable energy integration, and sustainable operational models. It would also need global cooperation from businesses, public sector and industries to adhere strictly to energy regulations and follow environmental guidelines. Using the trans-formative approaches, the businesses would gain a competitive edge, not only economically but also attain environmental sustainability. Taking a shift from non-renewable energy to renewable energy is the urgent need of the hour. It’s an ethical responsibility of industrial and commercial entities, government bodies, utility companies and business of all sizes- small to medium sized business, must reconfigure their operations directly or indirectly to reduce green- house gas emissions.

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A HIGH POWERED IMPETUS FOR SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS ENTERPRISE IN TODAY’S ERA OF GLOBAL WARMING — Jyoti R. Mahajan Laxmi R Mahantare · European Economic Letters (EEL) (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS