Heavy industry

• The global turbocharger market is on track to reach a value of US$18.67 billion by 2023, exhibiting a robust compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.90% over the forecast period from 2022 to 2027.
• The market's growth is primarily attributed to the adoption of engine-downsizing strategies by Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) to enhance vehicle fuel economy, driven by stringent global automotive pollution standards.
• By Engine Type: The market report categorizes the global turbocharger market into three engine types: gasoline, diesel, and hybrid.
• The global turbocharger market is divided into four key regions: North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Latin America, Middle East & Africa (LAMEA).

• On the table will be the common goal of limiting global temperature rise as climate chaos becomes ever more evident.
• When we talk about limiting climate change, we’re really talking about the global carbon budget set by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
• Meanwhile, countries which have industrialised later like Mexico, China, Argentina, Turkey, India and Indonesia are sitting below their fair carbon budgets.

What’s new about this?

• If each of these countries ended their reliance on fossil fuels and other emissions sources, we’d be most of the way to tackling the climate crisis.
• We did this to show how every country can make this energy transition in a timeframe realistic to their circumstances.

India: minimal historic impact but rising fast

• But in recent decades, it has begun to emit more and its future emissions might rise substantially.
• India has relied heavily on coal power, but its renewable sector is growing exceptionally fast.
• If this industry relies on old coal technology, it will add to emissions and eat away at the global carbon budget.

China: giant of emissions, manufacturing – and renewables

• Cleaning up its enormous industrial sector through green steelmaking and other new techniques will be actually be harder than getting off coal power.
• On the positive side, China has emerged as the world’s leading nation in solar and wind energy deployment and manufacturing.

America: gas, inefficient cars and a clean energy boom

• Fossil gas plays a major role for power and heat generation, while America’s cars and trucks are the most inefficient in the world.
• But, thankfully, America’s much-vaunted Inflation Reduction Act has triggered an enormous investment boom in energy efficiency and renewable energy.

Australia: rich in renewables – and gas and coal

• Our relatively small population means we’re not one of the largest overall emitters.
• Huge coal and gas reserves mean Australia has long profited from fossil fuel income.
• We’re the second largest coal exporter and one of the top liquefied natural gas exporters.

Fair is possible – and necessary

• This weekend’s G20 summit gives an opportunity to build political momentum and formulate plans for concrete action among high-emitting countries.
• Read more:
  COP27 roundup: how the world can stick to its carbon budget fairly

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• SAN JOSE, Calif., Aug. 22, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Zscaler, Inc .
• (NASDAQ: ZS), the leader in cloud security, today announced that the company is scheduled to present at upcoming investor conferences.
• Details for each event are as follows:
  Piper Sandler Growth Frontiers Conference in Nashville, TN